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Mexico vs Jamaica Preview & Prediction | 2026 Women’s International Friendly

by Alex Sarwar ·
Mexico vs Jamaica Preview & Prediction | 2026 Women’s International Friendly

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Mexico and Jamaica run it back again after playing out an absolute thriller on Saturday. 

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Mexico vs Jamaica prediction

Mexico and Jamaica traded punches in their opening match-up, which saw Jamaica triumph in a 3-4 thriller. After grabbing a two-goal lead, Jamaica responded every time Mexico pulled a goal back with one of their own to restore that cushion, which was vital in the end as the Mexicans’ third goal in the 95th minute was too late to spark a dramatic push for an equaliser.

Attack is clearly favour over defence when it comes to these two sides and there is less pressure on both with this being a friendly match. When taking into account the likes of Man City striker Khadija Shaw possibly featuring again for Jamaica, they will no doubt prove a nightmare for the Mexican backline, whilst the hosts are unlikely to sacrifice their offensive threat for a more passive style of play.

Neither backline have shone so far during this international break and it’s well worth backing both teams to score over the course of this contest. 

Mexico vs Jamaica tip: Both teams to score

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