Jamaica vs Mexico

Jamaica will host Mexico today at the Independence Park in Kingston for Matchday 4 of the 2022-2023 CONCACAF Nations League. Here, you can take a look at ...

So, it is not a surprise to watch a new squad against Jamaica. This matchup is very important for Martino's possible lineup at their World Cup opener in Qatar. Mexico will play against Jamaica for the 2022-2023 CONCACAF Nations League Group 1A. This matchup is a new test ahead of their 2022 Qatar World Cup participation. The matchup between the Mexico National team against the Jamaica National team will be held at National Stadium in Kingston, Jamaica on Tuesday, June 14, 2022 at 8:00 PM (ET). In this matchup Mexico will play as visitors, it will be the last one of the June’s international break.

MEXICO are back in action tonight against Jamaica in the CONCACAF Nations League.El Tri are in Kingston looking to take a step closer to the final sta.

Here's how to watch all the action from the game LIVE tonight in the United States. MEXICO are back in action tonight against Jamaica in the CONCACAF Nations League. El Tri are in Kingston looking to take a step closer to the final stages of the North American tournament.

Nations League play continues as Jamaica lead Group A having played more games than Mexico. Scheduling has been tough with so many friendlies for the teams ...

Tata Martino gets a lot of stick due to the performance of the attack, but this is one of the most defensively sound Mexico squads in years. Mexico: Entering with a clean bill of health, Mexico will want to get the goalscoring going while relying on their strong defense. This is a team that will be judged more by their process than results, but getting a result at home against Mexico would certainly be helpful.

It's a good time to check out our CONCACAF Nations League odds series, which includes our Jamaica-Mexico prediction and pick.

With all due respect to Jamaica, Mexico is a squad that is not only going to the World Cup, but they will look to make a splash there. Mexico is a much better team, but they might not field their best team and they might not be as motivated as Jamaican players. Just in the last two years, Jamaica managed to play the US, Costa Rica, and Canada to draws, with the games versus US and Canada happening at home. Still, this is a team that can pull out a result and with all the circumstances around this game, it would be foolish to just say that Jamaica will roll over for Mexico. However, in the Nations League, they are first in this group, It is a lesser competition and they did only play Suriname until now, but they have a chance to top the group if they were to win this match. When it comes to Jamaica, they are a team that does not have a lot of success.

Jamaica will meet Mexico in CONCACAF Nations League action on Tuesday from Independence Park in Kingston.

Newsrooms are independent of this relationship and there is no influence on news coverage. Mexico has only played one game and will look to take the top spot with a win tonight on the road. Jamaica possible starting lineup:

Mexico will close out its June slate of matches with a CONCACAF Nations League away match in Jamaica, as El Tri seeks to leave anxious fans with a good ...

Uriel Antuna is likely a lock to Qatar given his game-breaking speed, but Pineda and Gimenez are definitely on the bubble. Shamar Nicholson has already shown to be a force, scoring against Mexico in the Estadio Azteca in September 2021. The Reggae Boyz are dangerous in transition and they have the skill to cause problems. Diego Lainez comes on for Orbelin Pineda and he gets a shot off just seconds later from the right wing (Antuna is now wide left). The shot by Lainez is saved for a corner kick. 44th min.: Long stoppage in play for a Jamaica injury and both teams take advantage to regroup and rehydrate. Defender Amari'i Bell won that ball fair and square in the box. And the broadcast confirms it's the last time we'll see the black Mexico jersey with the pink touches. Halftime: Mexico should have scored after less than a minute, and then El Tri saw the game turn against it. Mexico showed personality to come from behind on the road in Kingston and leave with a 1-1 draw against Jamaica in their second of four CONCACAF Nations League matches. Jamaica is waiting and ready to take off in transition if they can win the ball back. Mexico is looking better and better as the minutes go by. With the result Gerardo "Tata" Martino's men closed out a choppy three weeks of matches on a positive note.

Mexico and Jamaica will face off in a CONCACAF Nations League matchup on Wednesday, June 14 to fight for a spot at the top of their group.

The team was set to play Panama on June 5, but players refused to take the field because of a contract dispute with Canada Soccer. Canada beat Curacao 4-0 at BC Place in on Thursday to open Nations League play. The two teams are currently separated by just a point in the group standings. Sling Tuesday’s match will start off at 8 p.m. EST at Kingstons Independence Park in Kingston, Jamaica. The game will air on TV via TUDN and Univision, which are both Spanish-language channels. What TV channel will it be on?