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Jamaica loses Gold Cup quarterfinal 1-0 to USA, looks ahead to World Cup Qualifying`
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Jamaica's goalkeeper Andre Blake (front) is beaten by a header from United States forward Matthew Hoppe (centre right) late in the second half of their Concacaf Gold Cup quarter-final match in Arlington, Texas on Sunday. (Photo: AP) |
Monday, July 26, 2021
ARLINGTON, TEXAS, USA –
The Jamaica Reggaeboyz lost 1-0 to the USA on an 83rd-minute header by Matthew Hoppe in the 2021 Gold Cup quarterfinals in Arlington, Texas. The Reggaeboyz had numerous scoring opportunities but were unable to finish again a tough USA squad playing in from of 50,000 plus spectators.
Jamaica led by goalkeeper and captain, Andre Blake, defended stoutly for 80+ minutes, while Cory Burke and Bobby DeCordova Reid missed a few scoring opportunities in the first half.
Leon Bailey from Bayer Leverkusen in the German Bundesliga was unable to participate due to an injury in his foot that kept him out of full training through the week in Texas.
Jamaica's technical staff now looks ahead to a tough Qatar 2022 World Cup qualification match on September 2nd versus Mexico in Mexico to kick off the World Cup Campaign....
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The Official Jamaica REGGAE BOYZ Sportswear Sponsorship
The United Arab Emirates-based Romai Sportswear formalized a partnership with the Jamaica Football Federation (JFF) as the official clothing sponsor of the Jamaica football teams. This football kit deal is said to be the most lucrative in the federation's history with the four-year partnership...Read more
 A Changing Of The Guard
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GAME and PRACTICE SESSION PHOTOS
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JAMAICA FOOTBALL HISTORY
Records indicates that football (soccer) was
introduced in Jamaica towards the end of the
19th century and 1893 is believed to be the
year Jamaica formed it's first football club.
LEGENDS OF JAMAICAN FOOTBALL
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JAMAICA FOOTBALL FEDERATION and NPL CLUB CONTACT INFORMATION
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REGGAE BOYZ PLAYER PROFILE
Members
of The Reggae Boyz that have and continue
to make Jamaica on of the most colorful
and supported team in CONCACAF.
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JAMAICAN COACHES
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A visit to HARBOUR VIEW FOOTBALL CLUB
Harbour View FC was established in
1974 and has grown to become one of, if not,
the premier football organization in Jamaica. TheReggaeBoyz.com was given an exclusive tour of the complex that was once referred to as Compound.
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TRAVEL TO JAMAICA
Jamaica is a popular vacation destination known for its beautiful mountain scenery, long stretches of white sand beaches, and the exotic pulsating rhythms of the Reggae music. Surrounded by a turquoise sea and washed by gentle waves with plains rising to lofty mountains, Jamaica has attracted visitors from for centuries to this tropical playground where the fun seems to never end. Where to take a Jamaica vacation? |
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JAMAICA
BOBSLED TEAM
The first Jamaican bobsled team made history
in the Calgary Olympics Winter Games. They
warmed the hearts of many worldwide and
was immortalized in the popular Walt Disney
movie "Cool Runnings"
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JAMAICA TRACK AND FIELD
Like a bolt of lightening, Jamaica's Usain Bolt became the world’s fastest man when he set a new world record Saturday night with a time of 9.72 seconds at the Reebok Grand Prix. 02 seconds faster than the old record held by his countryman, Asafa Powell.
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