It is Matchday 3 for Group B at Copa America 2024 and Jamaica will be taking on Venezuela on Sunday, June 30 at Q2 Stadium in Austin, Texas.
How to watch the Copa America match between Jamaica and Venezuela, as well as kick-off time and team news
Jamaica will take on Venezuela in their third and final group game of the Copa America 2024 at the Q2 Stadium on Sunday.
Venezuela have already confirmed their progress out of the group stage with two wins in their first two matches and will be looking to wrap up Group B with a 100 per cent record. Jamaica, on the other hand, have lost their games and are out of the running for the knockout stage. They will strictly be playing for pride.
Here GOAL brings you everything you need to know about how to watch, including TV channel, streaming details and more.
Jamaica vs Venezuela kick-off time
Date: June 30, 2024
Kick-off time: 1 am BST
Venue: Q2 Stadium
The match will be played at the Q2 Stadium on Sunday, with kick-off at 1 am BST for fans in the UK.
Team news & squads
Jamaica team news
Jamaica only made a single change to their starting XI from matchday one to matchday two, bringing in Damion Lowe instead of Demarai Gray. The lineup may be rotated since they are already out of the tournament.
Venezuela had fielded three new faces in their starting XI in their last game, as Jon Aramburu, Eduard Bello, and Jefferson Savarino replaced Alexander Gonzalez, Darwin Machis, and Cristian Casseres in the lineup.
They will be confident of wrapping up their group stage with a third win in a row.
Venezuela has 6 points and sits atop Group B thanks to a 2-1 victory over Ecuador to start Copa America and a 1-0 victory over Mexico in Matchday 2. The squad has already clinched a spot in the quarterfinals, but could slip to second in the group standings with a loss and if Mexico or Ecuador can make up the gap in goal differential.
Jamaica has already been eliminated from advancing to the Knockout Stage thanks to a 1-0 loss to Mexico and a 3-1 loss to Ecuador so far.
US scenarios to advance past the first round at Copa America after a 2-1 loss to Panama in Atlanta.
The United States faces a difficult task to advance past group play at the Copa America after a 2-1 loss to Panana on Thursday night in Atlanta.
Here are some scenarios that would allow the Americans to play in the quarterfinals as one of the top two teams from Group C:
The U.S. must beat 15-time Copa champion Uruguay on Monday in Kansas City, Missouri, if Panama beats Bolivia in a game that will be played at the same time in Orlando, Florida. Bolivia has lost 14 straight Copa games after a 5-0 loss to Uruguay on Thursday.
The U.S. could advance with a tie against Uruguay if Panama and Bolivia also play to a draw and the Americans have a better goal difference than Panama. The Americans would advance with a tie if Bolivia beats Panama.
The U.S. could advance even with a loss to Uruguay if Bolivia beats Panama and the Americans have a better goal differential than Panama and Bolivia. The U.S. is plus-one, Panama minus-one and Bolivia minus-seven after Thursday’s games.
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It is Matchday 3 for Group B at Copa America 2024 and Jamaica will be taking on Venezuela on Sunday, June 30 at Q2 Stadium in Austin, Texas.
How to watch the Copa America match between Jamaica and Venezuela, as well as kick-off time and team news
Jamaica will take on Venezuela in their third and final group game of the Copa America 2024 at the Q2 Stadium on Sunday.
Venezuela have already confirmed their progress out of the group stage with two wins in their first two matches and will be looking to wrap up Group B with a 100 per cent record. Jamaica, on the other hand, have lost their games and are out of the running for the knockout stage. They will strictly be playing for pride.
Here GOAL brings you everything you need to know about how to watch, including TV channel, streaming details and more.
Jamaica vs Venezuela kick-off time
Date: June 30, 2024
Kick-off time: 1 am BST
Venue: Q2 Stadium
The match will be played at the Q2 Stadium on Sunday, with kick-off at 1 am BST for fans in the UK.
Team news & squads
Jamaica team news
Jamaica only made a single change to their starting XI from matchday one to matchday two, bringing in Damion Lowe instead of Demarai Gray. The lineup may be rotated since they are already out of the tournament.
Jamaica possible XI: Waite; Hector, Latibeaudiere, Harding; Lembikisa, Lowe, Palmer, Marshall; Nicholson, Gray; Dixon.
Venezuela team news
Venezuela had fielded three new faces in their starting XI in their last game, as Jon Aramburu, Eduard Bello, and Jefferson Savarino replaced Alexander Gonzalez, Darwin Machis, and Cristian Casseres in the lineup.
They will be confident of wrapping up their group stage with a third win in a row.
Venezuela possible XI: Romo; Amaburu, Ferraresi, Osorio, Navarro; Martinez, Makoun; Lacava, Savarino, Soteldo; Cadiz.
Venezuela has 6 points and sits atop Group B thanks to a 2-1 victory over Ecuador to start Copa America and a 1-0 victory over Mexico in Matchday 2. The squad has already clinched a spot in the quarterfinals, but could slip to second in the group standings with a loss and if Mexico or Ecuador can make up the gap in goal differential.
Jamaica has already been eliminated from advancing to the Knockout Stage thanks to a 1-0 loss to Mexico and a 3-1 loss to Ecuador so far.
US scenarios to advance past the first round at Copa America after a 2-1 loss to Panama in Atlanta.
The United States faces a difficult task to advance past group play at the Copa America after a 2-1 loss to Panana on Thursday night in Atlanta.
Here are some scenarios that would allow the Americans to play in the quarterfinals as one of the top two teams from Group C:
The U.S. must beat 15-time Copa champion Uruguay on Monday in Kansas City, Missouri, if Panama beats Bolivia in a game that will be played at the same time in Orlando, Florida. Bolivia has lost 14 straight Copa games after a 5-0 loss to Uruguay on Thursday.
The U.S. could advance with a tie against Uruguay if Panama and Bolivia also play to a draw and the Americans have a better goal difference than Panama. The Americans would advance with a tie if Bolivia beats Panama.
The U.S. could advance even with a loss to Uruguay if Bolivia beats Panama and the Americans have a better goal differential than Panama and Bolivia. The U.S. is plus-one, Panama minus-one and Bolivia minus-seven after Thursday’s games.