Rafael Guillén
It will be a significant challenge for Diego Cocca’s new team, as it face a well-known CONCACAF rival in the upcoming Mexico vs Jamaica, making it a highly anticipated match. The Aztecs were not at their best against Suriname, and will now face a team that usually makes things difficult.
At JefeBet, we have the best sports betting information and predictions for the Concacaf Nations League, and we’re ready to provide our prediction for the upcoming match between Mexico and Jamaica.
Predictions, Picks, and Betting Odds for Mexico vs Jamaica CONCACAF Nations League Group A of League A Game on March 26, 2023
- Where: Azteca Stadium, Mexico City, Mexico
- When: Sunday, March 26, 2023, 6:00 PM E.T.
- Moneyline: Mexico [To be determined] / Tie [To be determined] / Jamaica [To be determined]
- Asian Handicap: Mexico [AH To be determined] / Jamaica [AH To be determined]
- Over/Under (2.5): Over [To be determined] / Under [To be determined]
- Both teams score: Yes [To be determined] / No [To be determined]
Odds provided by Unibet.
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Betting on Mexico
After a disastrous World Cup, and a lot of noise around the team, a revolution was made that ended up being more of the same. Diego Cocca arrived at the bench and did not change much for the team.
It was a smart call-up for Suriname, but the team continues to play weak. It won 2-0, but a lot had to do with the mistakes of the Caribbean team (which scored an own goal). You can tell that even though Mexico is experiencing a good moment, La Verde has an extra vibe, because Santiago Giménez missed a penalty in the only chance he had in the match.
Obviously, it is difficult for Cocca to turn around a team mentally affected by the World Cup setback in a short period of time. Besides, every time it faces a team, it experiences a hard time.
Last time, Mexico played to a one-goal draw, but it now amounts to five clashes in a row in which it has beat Jamaica by just one goal. There is also a loss in a Gold Cup semifinal, which shows that the Reggae Boyz are no pushovers for the Tri.
Possible Lineup (4-2-3-1): Guillermo Ochoa; Kevin Álvarez, Néstor Araujo, Johan Vázquez, Gerardo Arteaga; Erick Sánchez, Erick Gutiérrez; Uriel Antuna, Carlos Rodríguez, Roberto Alvarado, Santiago Giménez.
Betting on Jamaica
Jamaica plays for a place in the finals at the Azteca Stadium. A win at the Coloso de Santa Ursula would take the team past Mexico, as it has five points and Mexico has seven. However, Jamaica has never won in Mexico City.
If we review the history between the two, it has only been able to beat Mexico on five occasions out of 28 matches played. The most recent was in the 2017 Gold Cup, with Kemar Lawrence’s free kick goal in the final minutes of the match.
The best result it has ever got at the Azteca was a 0-0 draw in 2014, and that was when Mexico beat absolutely no one. In fact, it ended up in the playoffs. So, Jamaica has an impossible mission ahead, but with Mexico, anything can happen.
Possible Lineup (4-3-3): Jahmali Waite; Ricardo Thomas, Jamoi Topey, Damion Lowe, Javain Brown; Alwayne Harvey, Kevon Lambert, Justin McMaster; Lamar Walker, Peter McGregor, Jourdain Fletcher.
JefeBet Prediction
Jamaica, apart from having a Herculean task ahead, has gone five games without a win. The team didn’t work as a whole, and has only two goals scored in those games. Going into the Azteca against Mexico with the desire to seek revenge is complicated.
No matter how weak Mexico is, it is a better team. For this reason, JefeBet believes that Mexico will win and advance to the finals, where the level will be much higher.
Prediction: Mexico Moneyline (MEX 2-1 JAM).
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