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- The Bahamas U15 boys soccer team finished the group stage at the FIFA U15 World Cup and Festival 2026 in Baku, Azerbaijan, with a 7-0 loss to Ghana and a 1-0 defeat to Guam.
- Team Bahamas finished at the bottom of Group W with a winless 0-5-0 record and advanced to Tier F.
- Head Coach Alexander Thompson highlighted the high level of international competition and learning opportunities from the matches.
- Leading scorer Dion Fitzgerald stated that the team's objective in Tier F is to win, generate more shots on target, and move the ball quicker.
The Bahamas under-15 boys national soccer team concluded its group stage campaign at the FIFA U15 World Cup and Festival 2026 in Baku, Azerbaijan, with back-to-back losses, falling 7-0 to Ghana and suffering a 1-0 shutout against Guam. Team Bahamas finished at the bottom of Group W with a winless 0-5-0 record and zero points, moving ahead to Tier F for the knockout matches.
Head Coach Alexander Thompson noted that facing Ghana provided a valuable measure against top-tier academy players, while describing the Guam defeat as a tough blow after the squad created multiple scoring opportunities. Leading scorer Dion Fitzgerald emphasized that the team's focus in Tier F is to simplify play, increase shots on target, and improve attacking execution starting with their matchup against American Samoa.