The Mexican National Team will debut in the 2024 Copa América against Jamaica on the first day of the group stage. Find out how to follow the game LIVE and FREE.
By Tomas Ordoñez
06/20/2024 – 12:57 pm CST Comments
06/20/2024 – 12:57 pm CST
After stormy weeks, the Mexican National Team will once again compete in an official competition where Jaime Lozano will have the opportunity to sustain his project. The team led by Jimmy will debut in the Copa América 2024 on Saturday, June 22 against Jamaica at the NRG Stadium in Houston, Texas. Although it is not a simple rival, it will not have its greatest figure: Leon Bailey.
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Even so, after the tough defeats against Uruguay and Brazil, El Tri arrives with many doubts to this competition that demands a lot in each match. The truth is that Lozano will appeal to players he trusts a lot like Uriel Antuna and Carlos Rodríguez. While El Brujo was always a starter for him, Charly earned a spot after his great season at Cruz Azul. In any case, all Mexican hopes are placed on Santiago Giménez, who will have the opportunity to show his worth in the national team.
At what time and where do Mexico vs. Jamaica?
This exciting debut of the Mexican National Team against Jamaica will be on Saturday, June 22, starting at 7 p.m. in central Mexico. The same will be carried out at NRG Stadium in Houston, where the Texans, an NFL team, usually play home. It is expected that there will be a crowd full of fans.
So you can follow the Mexican National Team live and for free in the Copa América 2024 (Imago)
What channel broadcasts FREE and LIVE Mexico vs. Jamaica?
Without a doubt, the best option to follow LIVE and Free Mexico vs. Jamaica is by ViX, who will broadcast all the Copa América 2024 matches free of charge. Other alternatives are the broadcasts of Canal 5, Azteca 7 and TUDN.
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Sports journalist at Futbol Sites since 2021, where he serves as editor for Vamos Azul and Bolavip MX. He graduated from the Circle of Sports Journalists (CPD) in 2021 under the title of Higher Technique in Journalism with a Sports Orientation. He has a past in Somos Fanáticos, Tork and radio media. He specializes in Cruz Azul, Liga MX, national teams, European soccer and Champions League.
