Martinique

The Martinique national football team, nicknamed 'Les Matinino', is the Caribbean island's representative team in international football, competing under CONCACAF. Despite its status as an overseas department of France, which prevents it from being a FIFA member and participating in World Cup qualifiers, Martinique has forged its own footballing identity. Its main sports venue is the Stade Pierre-Aliker, located in Fort-de-France. The team has been a regular participant in the CONCACAF Gold Cup, achieving its best performance in 2002 by reaching the quarterfinals. Additionally, they were crowned Caribbean Cup champions in 1993.

News

Martinique prepares for the 2024-2025 CONCACAF Nations League

The 'Les Matinino' team has announced its squad for the upcoming Nations League matches, looking to improve its performance in the 2024-2025 season.

New talents join 'Les Matinino'

The Martinique national team has incorporated promising young local football talents and players with European experience for the current 2024-2025 campaign.

Martinique's opponents confirmed for Nations League group stage

CONCACAF has revealed Martinique's schedule and opponents for the 2024-2025 Nations League group stage, with key matches in September and October 2024.

Complete guide of Martinique

To experience the excitement of a Martinique national team match, plan your visit to the Stade Pierre-Aliker. It is advisable to purchase verified tickets as soon as they go on sale, especially for important CONCACAF Nations League or Gold Cup matches. Consider transportation options to get to the stadium in Fort-de-France, as traffic can be heavy on match days. Find out about permitted items inside the venue to avoid any inconvenience. Supporting 'Les Matinino' is a unique opportunity to connect with the island's football culture and enjoy a sporting spectacle full of passion.

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