2019 FIFA Women’s World Cup – Jamaica vs Australia Prediction & Preview
THE FACTS
When is Jamaica vs Australia taking place? Tuesday 18th June 2019 – 20:00 (UK)
Where is Jamaica vs Australia taking place? Stade des Alpes, Grenoble
What television channel is Jamaica vs Australia on? BBC Red Button
Where can I stream Jamaica vs Australia? UK users can stream this match via BBC iPlayer
Where can I get tickets for Jamaica vs Australia? https://www.fifa.com/womensworldcup/organisation/ticketing/
THE TEAM NEWS
JAMAICA
- Jamaica suffered a heavy loss in their second game at the 2019 FIFA Women’s World Cup with Italy condemning them to their second consecutive defeat to leave their hopes of progressing hanging by a thread.
- The Italians proved far too good for the Jamaicans as they put five goals past them without reply which leaves them bottom of Group C without a goal to their name whilst they have now conceded eight goals.
- Qualification to the next stage is highly unlikely based on their opening two results and the only way they can progress would be a big win against Australia whilst hoping other results go their way.
AUSTRALIA
- Australia looked to be heading out of the Women’s World Cup at the first hurdle but a brilliant come-from-behind victory over Brazil ensured their fate remains in their own hands heading into the final group match.
- The Matildas found themselves 0-2 down in the first half but Caitlin Foord gave her side a lifeline on the stroke of half-time before a Chloe Logarzo goal and own goal by Monica completed the brilliant comeback.
- Australia only need a draw to ensure qualification to the next round but a win would give them a chance of a higher finish in Group C with the Matildas set to name an unchanged side after their impressive fightback against Brazil.
THE PREDICTION
Australia were staring down the barrel of a shock exit from the Women’s World Cup but a superb response to going two goals down to Brazil saw them claim a vital victory and they can now build on that performance as they look to seal a place in the last 16. A draw will be enough against the scoreless and winless Jamaicans but with Australia set to field a full-strength line-up, they will fancy their chances of securing a comfortable win to advance to the knockout stages.