Haiti extended their unbeaten run in the Concacaf Nations League as they secured top spot in Group C of League B when they hammered Sint Marteen 8-0 Friday.

That win earned Haiti promotion to League A and, by extension, secured their participation in next year’s Concacaf Gold Cup. 

Meanwhile, the race in Group B took a twist as Grenada defeated leaders Saint Lucia, while Curacao earned a victory to jump into the number one spot.

Saint Lucia vs. Grenada

Grenada knocked Saint Lucia out of the top spot in Group B with a 4-0 victory at the Ergilio Hato Stadium in Willemstad, Curacao.

After playing out a goalless first half, Grenada eventually broke the deadlock in the 50th through Jermaine Francis’ header.

Regan Charles-Cook doubled the lead six minutes later with a firm finish from deep inside the 18-yard box.

Trevon Williams added a third in the 74^th, before Myles Hippolyte struck a blazing left-footed shot from the edge of the box in the 86th to cap Grenada’s win. 

With the victory, Grenada moved to seven points and assured itself at least a third-place finish to avoid relegation. Saint Lucia dropped to second place on nine points, one point behind Curacao, on 10 points.

 Saint Martin vs. Curaçao

Curacao registered a 5-0 rout of Saint Martin in the feature game at the Ergilio Hato Stadium in Willemstad.

Jearl Margaritha stole the show by scoring four goals, two in each half, in commanding fashion.

His first came in the 24th as he used good footwork to lose defenders and blast the opener.

He added a second 10 minutes later, when he pulled off an excellent backheel flick to put Curacao 2-0 up at the break.

In the 54th, Margaritha sprinted into the box and ripped a loose ball for his hat trick. 

Juninho Bacuna scored a penalty kick in the 78^th, before Margaritha finished off his outstanding performance with another tidy finish in the 80th.

With one point separating them, Curacao and Saint Lucia will lock horns in an intriguing clash to determine the group winners on Monday. 

Sint Maarten vs. Haiti

A hat-trick from Frantzdy Pierrot and a Duckens Nazon brace laid the platform for Haiti’s 8-0 beating of Sint Maarten at Estadio Centroamericano de Mayagüez in Mayagüez in Puerto Rico. 

It was Attys Christopher who fired home as Haiti made the most of a corner kick.

Pierrot struck a double blow in the 14th and 25th, with Markhus Lacroix adding a fourth in between in the 19th.

The onslaught continued in the second half as Haiti tallied three more goals in rapid fashion. Nazon struck in the 49th and 58th as Pierrot completed his hat trick in the 52nd.

Mondy Prunier capped the win with a 67th-minute strike.

Haiti, has now scored 26 goals in five matches. They will play second-placed Puerto Rico, who defeated Aruba 5-1 on Monday.

Puerto Rico remains in the hunt for a Gold Cup preliminary spot as one of the best runners-up.

Sint Maarten has been relegated.