Jamaica, Mexico, Honduras and Canada in the “Group of Death”
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Group B is considered the “Group of Death” and features the Reggae Boyz against three of the confederation’s top four nations, according to the FIFA World rankings
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June 28, 2008
Group B of the six-match semifinal round of CONCACAF qualifying for 2010 FIFA World Cup™ is considered the “Group of Death” and will features Jamaica, Mexico, Honduras and Canada, when it gets underway on August 20th.
In this group, the Reggae Boyz will face three of the confederation’s top four nations, according to the FIFA World rankings, in Mexico (ranked 1st), Honduras (ranked 3rd) and Canada (ranked 4th). Adding to the intrigue is that Jamaica’s National Stadium (The Office), Mexico’s Estadio Azteca, and the Estadio Olimpico in San Pedro Sula, Honduras, are considered to be some the confederation’s toughest home venues for opponents to win in.
Although regarded as the weakest team in the group, Jamaica has found new life with the return of Captain Horace Burrell to the helm of the Federation and the reappointment of technical director Rene Simoes who led The Reggae Boyz to their historic World Cup berth in 1998. In their effort to prove that they are once again a team on a mission, Jamaica has called up some of their most talented professionals that can pose problems to their opponents at any level of the game.....More in the News | Preview the three groups
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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 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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