Jamaica vs. Mexico odds, how to watch, live stream: Concacaf Nations League predictions for June 14, 2022

Mexico forward Henry Martin was a terror against Jamaica during World Cup qualification, as he scored twice in just 30 total minutes played over a pair of matches. He could be the difference once more when the countries play on Tuesday in their first group stage meeting of the 2022 Concacaf Nations League. The two League A sides have played three combined games against fellow Group A adversary Suriname. Each has a win and Jamaica took a 1-1 draw from the remaining match. You stream all the action on Paramount+.

Kickoff from National Stadium in Kingston, Jamaica, is set for 8 p.m. ET. The latest Mexico vs. Jamaica odds from Caesars Sportsbook list Mexico as the -120 favorite (risk $120 to win $100) on the 90-minute money line, while Jamaica is the +330 underdog. A draw is priced at +220, and the over-under for total goals scored is 2.5. Tuesday’s match will be streamed live on Paramount+ with their must-have Premium plan.

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How to watch Jamaica vs. Mexico

Jamaica vs. Mexico date: Tuesday, June 14
Jamaica vs. Mexico time: 8 p.m. ET
Jamaica vs. Mexico live stream: Paramount+

Concacaf Nations League picks for Mexico vs. Jamaica

Before you tune in to Tuesday’s match, you need to see the Concacaf Nations League picks from soccer insider Brandt Sutton. Sutton, a former collegiate soccer player, has been SportsLine’s top soccer editor for nearly five years. He has followed soccer closely for much longer and factors in managerial tactics, projected lineups and past performances to make the most informed decisions possible, keeping his finger on the pulse of the game all over the globe. He has gone 98-77 in his last 175 soccer picks, returning more than $2,300 for $100 bettors.

For Jamaica vs. Mexico, Sutton is backing Mexico to win as the half-goal favorite at a -120 payout. Since a scoreless draw against the United States on March 24, Mexico has won four of its last seven matches, with 0-0 draws against Guatemala and Ecuador mixed in. El Tri’s only loss during that span came in a 3-0 defeat to Uruguay in a June 2 friendly. Jamaica has proven to be a tricky team for Concacaf opponents over the years and played spoiler at times in the Gold Cup, but a disappointing World Cup Qualifying campaign and managerial change has kept life largely unsettled for the Reggae Boyz. Mexico gave itself a lift with a 3-0 win against Suriname in its first Nations League match on Saturday, and should have no trouble carrying that positivity into Tuesday’s game.

“Jamaica has scored a total of six goals in its last three games at home, one of the main reasons I expect both teams to score on Tuesday,” Sutton told SportsLine. “I’m still expecting Mexico to carry over its momentum from Saturday and claim all three points on the road. El Tri has dominated this series over the years, winning 23 of the last 30 meetings against Jamaica.”