Jamaica Women vs Brazil Women Betting Odds, Tips, Predictions, Preview 2nd August 2023

Jamaica take on Brazil at Melbourne Rectangular Stadium in their third match at the World Cup. The last game of the group stage takes place on Wednesday.

Following two rounds of matches in the group stage, Jamaica sit as number two with four points, while Brazil collected three points as number three.

Collecting four points in their first two World Cup matches, Jamaica are feeling good about their chances to see the next stage. Another win and they'll be bouncing about having reached the next round. Perhaps even as group winner.

Having so far lost and won a match in the World Cup tournament this season, Brazil still have high hopes of getting through to the next stage. A second defeat will prove costly, though, while a win will see them go through. A draw and Brazil goes home.

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Jamaica Form

In their last three matches, Jamaica beat Morocco 1-0, drew 0-0 against France, before winning 1-0 against Panama. In their last 10 internationals across all tournaments, Jamaica registered two wins victories, one draw, and six defeats.

Jamaica have a hard time getting on the scoreboard these days, as they managed a poorly eight in their previous ten matches in this tournament. That is an average of 0.8 per game, in which they conceded 20 goals, or two per game. They fought their way to a clean sheet five times.

Brazil Form

Despite losing their latest outing, results have generally been decent in the last three matches for Brazil. They first took out Chile by 4-0 before downing Panama by 4-0. The winning streak came to an end against France, who ran out 2-1 winners. Brazil won five out of their last 10 internationals across all tournaments, drew one, and suffered four defeats in the same span.

Brazil scored 16 goals, conceded eight and managed a clean sheet six times in their previous ten matches in this tournament.

Jamaica Women vs Brazil Women Lineups

Jamaica Women vs Brazil Women Betting Tips

Allyson Swaby found the back of the net one times in the previous six World Cup games for Jamaica, who won't mind her striking again this coming Wednesday. Punters will also be looking for Ary Borges to keep her current streak of four goals in her last six World Cup games going for Brazil.

Over 2.5 goals happened in six of Jamaica’s last ten matches in all tournaments. They banged in an average of 0.9 goals on the way. Over 2.5 goals happened in seven of the last ten games for Brazil, who scored 1.9 times on average in those matches. Jamaica's last three matches had less than three goals.

Surprisingly, Jamaica only scored the first goal of the match in three out of their last ten games. Brazil scored the opening goal in five of a possible ten games.

Jamaica have not conceded a goal in three consecutive games.