Jamaica vs. Venezuela 2016 Copa America Centenario Match Preview
Jamaica vs. Venezuela 2016 Copa America Centenario – Group C, June 5 | 5:00 pm ET | Soldier Field, Chicago, Illinois TV: FOX, Univision, UDN, Watch live
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Jamaica vs. Venezuela 2016 Copa America battle of what look to be the two bottom-feeders of Group C, Jamaica and Venezuela will meet on Sunday afternoon at Soldier Field in Chicago.
The two teams come in to Copa America Centenario as underdogs to reach the knockout stage as they were drawn into a group with Mexico, a de facto home team, and Uruguay, one of the best teams in the world over the last decade. The Reggae Boyz will be looking to build off their historic run to the final in last year’s Gold Cup, while Venezuela will be looking to reach the quarterfinals of the tournament for only the third time ever.
Jamaica vs. Venezuela 2016 Copa America prediction
Jamaica came into a year ago's Gold Cup after a Copa America appearance that saw them not able to score an objective in three amusements. This didn't make them one of the top picks in CONCACAF's biennial competition. In any case, they demonstrated those cynics wrong by winning a gathering that included World Cup quarterfinalists Costa Rica and afterward annoying the US national group in the elimination rounds.
They wound up falling in the last to Mexico, yet there was doubtlessly they were the group of the competition. Would they be able to do it again this late spring?
Venezuela have had almost no accomplishment throughout their national group history. They have neglected to ever achieve a World Cup and have been the quarterfinals of Copa America twice, with the latest time coming in 2011 when they made it the distance to the elimination rounds.
They do have West Bromwich Albion striker Jose Salomon Rondon, who scored nine objectives in the Premier League last season, and Juanmi, a Malaga midfielder who simply happens to be the sibling of Bernardo Añor, who is at present on credit from Sporting Kansas City. Behind these two, Venezuela will hope to get off to an extraordinary begin against the other underdog in the gathering; in the event that they don't, they may not get a point in the competition.
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