Anguilla Women Live Score

Anguilla Women stats and predictions provide a clear picture of the team's performance in the Championship Women. Founded in 1990, the national women's side represents Anguilla in CONCACAF competition. With a string of defeats, the squad faces significant challenges. This analysis covers recent form, season statistics, and win probability for future matches.

Anguilla Women Current Form

Anguilla Women are enduring a difficult run, with four consecutive losses in all competitions. The last results string is L, L, L, L. The team has struggled both at home and away, failing to secure any points. In these four matches, they scored only 1 goal while conceding 18, highlighting defensive vulnerabilities and a lack of attacking threat. Key players like midfielder C. Johnson and attacker T. Woodley have yet to find the net, underlining the team's offensive woes.

Recent matches:

• Apr 14, 2026: Belize Women 2–0 Anguilla Women (Away)
• Apr 10, 2026: Haiti Women 5–0 Anguilla Women (Away)
• Mar 06, 2026: Anguilla Women 0–8 Dominican Republic Women (Home)
• Nov 28, 2025: Anguilla Women 1–3 Suriname Women (Home)

Season Stats

Based on the available data from the Championship Women, Anguilla Women have played 4 matches, losing all of them. Their record stands at 0 wins, 0 draws, and 4 losses. The goal difference is -17 (1 scored, 18 conceded). At home, they suffered two heavy defeats (0-8 vs Dominican Republic Women and 1-3 vs Suriname Women). On the road, they lost 5-0 to Haiti Women and 2-0 to Belize Women. No points have been accumulated, reflecting a tough campaign so far.

Anguilla Women Match Predictions: Win Probability

Given the current form, Anguilla Women's chances of winning upcoming matches are extremely slim. Analyzing the last four games, all of which ended in defeat, the team has shown little ability to compete. With only 1 goal scored and 18 conceded, the probability of a win is estimated at 0%. A draw is also unlikely, given the goal difference and performance levels, so we assign a draw probability of 0%. Consequently, the loss probability stands at 100%. These percentages are based purely on recent results and do not account for potential squad changes or opponent strength. Until Anguilla Women demonstrate improvement, they are expected to continue struggling.