Guatemala vs Suriname prediction, odds & betting tips 19/11/2025
Guatemala coach Luis Fernando Tena pictured. - Photo by IMAGO/Straffon Images
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Suriname to score first

Suriname drew first blood in three of their last four games.

Suriname will make the trip to Estadio Manuel Felipe Carrera for their 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifier against Guatemala on Wednesday, 19 November 2025.

View our free Guatemala vs Suriname predictions below.

Guatemala vs Suriname predictions: Visitors to emerge victorious

Key stats

  • Suriname are currently on a six-match unbeaten run across all competitions.
  • Guatemala managed one win in five FIFA World Cup qualifying games.
  • Six of Guatemala's last eight matches produced goals at both ends.

Correct score prediction: Guatemala 1-2 Suriname

It is important to note that this is a meaningless game for Guatemala, as they cannot secure any of the top two spots in Group A with one match remaining.

On the other hand, Suriname have everything to play for, as they will likely earn an automatic spot in the next FIFA World Cup by winning this game.

Given that the visitors are unbeaten in the qualifiers, we believe that they will secure a much-needed victory on the road.

Pre-game odds and win probability: Suriname up against it

  • HOME: 29/20 (2.45) – 40.8%
  • DRAW: 2/1 (3.00) – 33.3%
  • AWAY: 13/8 (2.63) – 38.1%

*Odds from Ladbrokes, subject to change

With only one game remaining, Suriname are leading the Group A standings with nine points from a possible 15. They are tied on points with second-placed Panama but are ahead on a superior goal difference.

Interestingly, although Suriname can secure the top spot with a win, that could change if Panama defeat last-placed El Salvador by a significant margin.

Bearing that in mind, Guatemala are the expected winners at 29/20 (2.45). Teams with these odds generally have a 40.8% probability of winning.

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Also, both teams were on the scoresheet in six of Guatemala's last eight games and in three of Suriname’s last four matches. On that note, BTTS – Yes has an appealing look at 19/20 (1.95). That one has a 51.3% chance of landing.

Most recent H2Hs: One-sided affair

Although the reverse fixture of this clash was a 1-1 draw, it is important to note that Suriname have never beaten Guatemala (D2, L2). However, there has only been one encounter between these sides in the last two decades.

North & Central America - World Cup Qualifying 10/10/25

Suriname

Suriname

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Guatemala

Guatemala

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Guatemala preview: Clean bill of health

Guatemala are now out of the picture as qualification has become an impossible outcome heading into this clash. However, with bragging rights at stake, the hosts will look to do all they can to spoil the party for Suriname, who need all three points.

Predicted lineup: Hagen (GK), Herrera, Pinto, Franco, Ardon, Morales, Robles, Marroquin, Santis, Lopez & Rubin.

Last five matches

  • Guatemala 2-3 Panama
  • El Salvador 0-1 Guatemala
  • Suriname 1-1 Guatemala
  • Panama 1-1 Guatemala
  • Guatemala 0-1 El Salvador

Suriname preview: Looking to extend their unbeaten run

With qualification at stake and a healthy group of players going into this contest, head coach Stanley Menzo is expected to resist the temptation to shuffle his pack from the 4-0 thrashing of El Salvador last Thursday.

Predicted lineup: Vaessen (GK), Anderson, Balker, Abena, Pinas, Haps, Boetius, Paal, Becker, Margaret & Chery.

Last five matches

  • Suriname 4-0 El Salvador
  • Panama 1-1 Suriname
  • Suriname 1-1 Guatemala
  • El Salvador 1-2 Suriname
  • Suriname 0-0 Panama

Player to watch: Richonell Margaret

Richonell Margaret player to watch
Richonell Margaret has scored in his last two international assignments. – Photo by IMAGO/Pro Shots

Richonell Margaret was impressive last time out, scoring a brace in Suriname's 4-0 victory over El Salvador. With three goals in his last two FIFA World Cup qualifying games, the Go Ahead Eagles forward will fancy his chances against Guatemala.


Kelechi is a huge sports fan with over 10 years of betting experience. He has written for a few publications like Afrik-Foot, What Are The Odds, Mighty Tips and Pundit Feed