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Jamaica vs Mexico Preview & Prediction | 2026-27 CONCACAF Nations League

by Alex Lawes ·
Jamaica vs Mexico Preview & Prediction | 2026-27 CONCACAF Nations League

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Jamaica are looking to make a statement in the quarter-finals of the CONCACAF Nations League as they come up against North and Central American giants Mexico.

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Jamaica vs Mexico Prediction

Jamaica have been steady since failing to qualify for FIFA World Cup 2026 in the Inter-Confederation Play-offs back in March. The Reggae Boyz have won three, drawn two and lost two of their seven matches since then.

Mexico moved on from Javier Aguirre to Rafa Marquez after losing to England in dramatic fashion in the round of 16 of the FIFA World Cup over the summer. El Tri failed to win any of their four games last month with draws against Peru and Colombia before defeats to Chile and the United States.

With home advantage in this first-leg, the Jamaicans will be confident of being awkward opponents for an out of form Mexican side that are now in transition.

Jamaica vs Mexico Tip: Under 2.5 goals

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