2006 FIFA World Cup qualification – CONCACAF fourth round

none January 2025 2006 FIFA World Cup qualification (CONCACAF) In the fourth round of the CONCACAF 2006 World Cup qualification, the six remaining teams from the third round were put in a single group, and played against each other home-and-away. The three teams with most points qualified for the 2006 FIFA World Cup. The fourth-placed team, Trinidad and Tobago, advanced to the AFC-CONCACAF playoff against the winner of the fourth round of Asia, Bahrain. Standings no yes Matches Costa Rica v Mexico February 9, 2005 CRC 1–2 Report MEX Wanchope 38 Lozano 8 10 Estadio Ricardo SaprissaSan José, Costa Rica 22,000 Carlos Batres (Guatemala) Panama v Guatemala February 9, 2005 PAN 0–0 Report GUA Estadio Rommel FernándezPanama City, Panama 20,000 Peter Prendergast (Jamaica) Trinidad and Tobago v United States February 9, 2005 TRI 1–2 Report USA Eve 89 Johnson 30Lewis 54 Queen's Park OvalPort of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago 11,000 Benito Archundia (Mexico) Guatemala v Trinidad and Tobago March 26, 2005 GUA 5–1 Report TRI Ramírez 17Ruiz 30 38Pezzarossi 78 87 Edwards 32 Estadio Mateo FloresGuatemala City, Guatemala 22,506 Kevin Stott (United States) Costa Rica v Panama March 26, 2005 CRC 2–1 Report PAN Wilson 40 pen.Myrie 90+1 Brown 58 pen. Estadio Ricardo SaprissaSan José, Costa Rica 8,000 Marco Rodríguez (Mexico) Mexico v United States March 27, 2005 MEX 2–1 Report USA Borgetti 30Sinha 33 Lewis 59 Estadio AztecaMexico City, Mexico 110,000 Rodolfo Sibrian (El Salvador) Panama v Mexico March 30, 2005 PAN 1–1 Report MEX Tejada 75 Morales 26 Estadio Rommel FernándezPanama City, Panama 13,000 Jose Pineda (Honduras) United States v Guatemala March 30, 2005 USA 2–0 Report GUA Johnson 11Ralston 68 Legion FieldBirmingham, Alabama, United States 31,624 Ramesh Ramdhan (Trinidad & Tobago) Trinidad and Tobago v Costa Rica March 30, 2005 TRI 0–0 Report CRC Hasely Crawford StadiumPort of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago 8,000 Mauricio Navarro (Canada) Trinidad and Tobago v Panama June 4, 2005 TRI 2–0 Report PAN John 34Lawrence 71 Hasely Crawford StadiumPort of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago 18,000 Peter Prendergast (Jamaica) United States v Costa Rica June 4, 2005 USA 3–0 Report CRC Donovan 6 62McBride 87 Rice-Eccles StadiumSalt Lake City, United States 40,586 Carlos Batres (Guatemala)) Guatemala v Mexico June 4, 2005 GUA 0–2 Report MEX Sinha 41Cabrera 45 o.g. Estadio Mateo FloresGuatemala City, Guatemala 26,723 Brian Hall (United States) Costa Rica v Guatemala June 8, 2005 CRC 3–2 Report GUA Hernández 34Gomez 65Wanchope 90+2 Villatoro 74Rodríguez 77 Estadio Ricardo SaprissaSan José, Costa Rica 10,500 Benito Archundia (Mexico) Panama v United States June 8, 2005 PAN 0–3 Report USA Bocanegra 6Donovan 20McBride 40 Estadio Rommel FernándezPanama City, Panama 17,000 Mauricio Navarro (Canada) Mexico v Trinidad and Tobago June 8, 2005 MEX 2–0 Report TRI Borgetti 63Pérez 88 Estadio UniversitarioSan Nicolás de los Garza, Mexico 32,833 Kevin Stott (United States) Mexico v Costa Rica August 17, 2005 MEX 2–0 Report CRC Borgetti 63Fonseca 86 Estadio AztecaMexico City, Mexico 27,000 Jose Pineda (Honduras) United States v Trinidad and Tobago August 17, 2005 USA 1–0 Report TRI McBride 2 Rentschler FieldEast Hartford, Connecticut, United States 25,488 Marco Rodríguez (Mexico) Guatemala v Panama August 17, 2005 GUA 2–1 Report PAN Baloy 70 o.g.Romero 90+3 Valdés 19 Estadio Mateo FloresGuatemala City, Guatemala 24,000 Rodolfo Sibrian (El Salvador) Panama v Costa Rica September 3, 2005 PAN 1–3 Report CRC Tejada 90 Saborio 44Centeno 51Gomez 73 Estadio Rommel FernándezPanama City, Panama 21,000 Kevin Stott (United States) Trinidad and Tobago v Guatemala September 3, 2005 TRI 3–2 Report GUA Latapy 48John 85 86 Andrews 3 o.g.Romero 61 Hasely Crawford StadiumPort of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago 15,000 Benito Archundia (Mexico) United States v Mexico September 3, 2005 USA 2–0 Report MEX Ralston 53Beasley 58 Columbus Crew StadiumColumbus, Ohio, United States 24,685 Carlos Batres (Guatemala) Costa Rica v Trinidad and Tobago September 7, 2005 CRC 2–0 Report TRI Saborio 15Centeno 50 Estadio Ricardo SaprissaSan José, Costa Rica 17,000 Carlos Batres (Guatemala) Mexico v Panama September 7, 2005 MEX 5–0 Report PAN Pérez 31Márquez 54Borgetti 59Fonseca 75Pardo 76 Estadio AztecaMexico City, Mexico 40,000 Brian Hall (United States) Guatemala v United States September 7, 2005 GUA 0–0 Report USA Estadio Mateo FloresGuatemala City, Guatemala 27,000 Marco Rodríguez (Mexico) Costa Rica v United States October 8, 2005 CRC 3–0 Report USA Wanchope 34Hernández 60 88 Estadio Ricardo SaprissaSan José, Costa Rica 30,000 Benito Archundia (Mexico) Mexico v Guatemala October 8, 2005 MEX 5–2 Report GUA Franco 19Fonseca 48 51 62 66 Ruiz 1S. Ponciano 53 Estadio Alfonso LastrasSan Luis Potosí, Mexico 30,000 Peter Prendergast (Jamaica) Panama v Trinidad and Tobago October 8, 2005 PAN 0–1 Report TRI John 61 Estadio Rommel FernándezPanama City, Panama 1,000 Mauricio Navarro (Canada) United States v Panama October 12, 2005 USA 2–0 Report PAN Martino 51Twellman 57 Gillette StadiumFoxboro, Massachusetts, United States 9,192 Gilberto Alcalá (Mexico) Trinidad and Tobago v Mexico October 12, 2005 TRI 2–1 Report MEX John 43 69 Lozano 38 Hasely Crawford StadiumPort of Spain, Trinidad & Tobago 23,000 Jose Pineda (Honduras) Guatemala v Costa Rica October 12, 2005 GUA 3–1 Report CRC É. Ponciano 2García 16Ruiz 30 Myrie 60 Estadio Mateo FloresGuatemala City, Guatemala 23,912 Brian Hall (United States) Goalscorers main 2006 FIFA World Cup qualification (CONCACAF) fourthround References 4 Category:2005 in CONCACAF football Category:2005 in Trinidad and Tobago football Category:2005 in American soccer Category:2004–05 in Mexican football Category:2005–06 in Mexican football Category:2004–05 in Costa Rican football Category:2004–05 in Guatemalan football Category:2005–06 in Guatemalan football Category:2004–05 in Panamanian football Category:2005–06 in Panamanian football Q3 Q3 Q3 Q3