Jamaica vs. Honduras starting lineups; how to watch tonight?
Jamaica has defeated Honduras in four straight games, and tonight, the Reggae Boyz are looking for a fifth in a row when the two nations meet in a 2023-24 CONCACAF Nations League, Group Stage at Independence Park in Kingston. Game time is 9:00 p.m. ET / 8:00 p.m. local time in Jamaica.
You can watch the live broadcast of the Jamaica vs. Honduras game on CBS Sports Golazo, and Paramount+ for fans in the USA, while if you are viewing from the Caribbean, Flow Sports App and Flowsports.co will provide the coverage.
Jamaica comes in as the favorite to win tonight, and the home side will feature the likes of Leon Bailey, Demarai Gray, Ethan Pinnock, and Damion Lowe, as well as Amari’i Bell, Joel Latibeaudiere Bobby De Cordova-Reid and young striker Dujuan Richards.
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Jamaica defeated Honduras 2-1 in their meeting in a FIFA World Cup Qualifying game, while the Reggae Boyz have scored 10 goals and conceded six in the last five meetings between the two nations.
Jamaica Team Starting Lineup
- Goalkeeper: Jahmali Waite (#23)
- Defenders: Ethan Pinnock (#5), Damion Lowe (#17), Amari’i Bell (#4), Joel Latibeaudiere (#15)
- Midfielders: Javain Brown (#21), Bobby De Cordova-Reid (#10), Kasey Palmer (#16)
- Forwards: Dujuan Richards (#14), Leon Bailey (#7), Demarai Gray (#12)
Honduras Team Starting Lineup
- Goalkeeper: Edrick Menjivar (#1)
- Defenders: Maylor Núñez (#13), Luis Vega (#5), Andy Najar (#14), Devron García (#2)
- Midfielders: Bryan Acosta (#6), Joseph Rosales (#8), Denil Maldonado (#15)
- Forwards: Luis Palma (#17), Deybi Flores (#20), Choco Lozano (#9)
Substitutes for Jamaica
- Di’Shon Bernard (#6), Demario Phillips (#9), Coniah Boyce-Clarke (#13), Kevon Lambert (#3), Romario Williams (#18), Renaldo Cephas (#20), Shamar Nicholson (#11), Daniel Johnson (#8), Tayvon Gray (#2), Greg Leigh (#22), Adrian Mariappa (#19)
Substitutes for Honduras
- Juergen García (#18), Franklin Flores (#23), Marcelo Santos (#3), Jorge Álvarez (#7), Daniel Carter (#21), David Ruiz (#12), Carlos Pineda (#19), Jorge Benguche (#11), Alexander López (#10), Marlon Licona (#22), Edwin Rodriguez (#16), Riky Zapata (#4)
