Jamaica vs Venezuela Prediction – Copa America 2024 Picks 6/30/24

In this article, we will formulate a Jamaica vs Venezuela Prediction for this CONMEBOL Copa America 2024 match on Sunday, June 30th, at Q2 Stadium. To formulate this prediction, we will examine:

-Jamaica’s recent form and recent player performance 

-Venezuela’s recent form and recent play performance

-A summary that ties it all together and produces a favorable betting outcome for today’s game between Jamaica and Venezuela. 

Jamaica Betting Preview

Jamaica has struggled so far during the tournament losing each of the first two games. Jamaica lost to Mexico 1-0 in the first game and in the last game against Ecuador they were defeated 3-1. They gave up two goals in the first half and by the time Michial Antonio scored the goal in the 54th minute it was a little too late to make a whole lot of difference. Jamaica had 56 percent of the possession and four shots on target. Damion Lowe moved into the starting lineup in the last game and it’s unclear if he’s going to stay in the starting lineup in this game, or move back to the bench. 

Venezuela Betting Preview

Venezuela has really impressed so far during the tournament winning each of hte first two games. Venezuela was able to secure the 2-1 victory over Ecuador in the first game and in the lst game against Mexico they were able to secure the 1-0 victory. Salomon Rondon scored on a penalty kick in the last game in the 57th minute and that was the difference. Jon Aramburu, Eduard Bello and Jefferson Savarino all moved into the starting lineup in the last game and all three are going to need to be impact players again. In this game the defense is going to need to step up in a big way for Venezuela. 

Jamaica vs Venezuela Prediction

Neither team really has a whole lot to play for, except pride for Jamaica. Pride doesn’t overcome talent, though, and Venezuela isn’t going to have a whole lot of success here. Venezuela will still find the back of the net a couple of times, and Jamaica is probably going to be shutout again. I really like Venezuela to come away with a victory, even if they don’t have a whole lot to play for. Back Venezuela.