A place in the final of the Unity Cup is at stake as Jamaica and Trinidad & Tobago lock horns at Brentford's Gtech Community Stadium on Tuesday, 27 May 2025.
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Jamaica vs Trinidad & Tobago predictions: A low-scoring affair
Key stats
- Jamaica are unbeaten in their last six encounters with Trinidad & Tobago.
- Eight of the last nine encounters between these teams went below the 2.5-goal line.
- This is the first edition of the Afro-Caribbean Unity Cup in 21 years.
Correct score prediction: Jamaica 0-0 Trinidad & Tobago
Four of the last six meetings between these teams were tied at the end of regulation time, three of which were goalless.
Keeping in mind Jamaica and T&T have no losses in their last three respective games, we believe that both teams will be on level terms after 90 minutes.
Pre-game odds and win probability: Jamaica are clear favourites
- HOME: 19/20 (1.95) – 51.3%
- DRAW: 5/2 (3.50) – 28.6%
- AWAY: 3/1 (4.00) – 25%
*Odds from Ladbrokes, subject to change
Jamaica qualified for the CONCACAF Gold Cup after winning a two-legged preliminary round tie against St. Vincent and the Grenadines a couple of months ago.
Steve McClaren’s men are currently on a four-match unbeaten run which includes two encounters with Trinidad & Tobago.
Interestingly, Jamaica participated in the previous edition of the Unity Cup in 2004, finishing third.
On the other hand, T&T earned a place in the Gold Cup after winning both legs of their preliminary round tie with Cuba.
Dwight Yorke's side will be eyeing their first win against Jamaica since November 2013.
It is important to note that the winner of this encounter will advance to the final, where they will face either Ghana or the defending champions, Nigeria.
On that note, Jamaica are the expected winners at 19/20 (1.95). Teams with these odds generally have a 51.3% probability of winning.
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Most recent H2Hs: A fairly one-sided affair
Although Jamaica have no losses in their last six meetings with T&T, they won only two of those clashes. This will be the third encounter between these sides in 2025 after they met in two friendly matches in February.
International Match 10/02/25
Jamaica
Trinidad & Tobago
International Match 07/02/25
Jamaica
Trinidad & Tobago
International Match 03/03/24
Trinidad & Tobago
Jamaica
CONCACAF Gold Cup 29/06/23
Jamaica
Trinidad & Tobago
International Match 15/03/23
Jamaica
Trinidad & Tobago
Jamaica preview: A couple of new call-ups
Reggae Boyz manager Steve McClaren named a mixed squad of local and foreign-based players for this tournament.
The foreign-based players are Mason Holgate, Dexter Lembikisa, Amari Bell, Greg Leigh, Stephen Young, Isaac Henry, Kasey Palmer, Jon Russell, Renaldo Cephas, Kaheim Dixon and Javon East.
Home-grown players include: Tafari Chambers, Rumen Burrell, Warner Brown, Dwayne Atkinson, Benjamin Williams, Shaquan Davis, Richard King, Daniel Green and Kyle Ming.
It is worth noting that goalkeeper Chambers and forward Burrell are the only new faces named in the 21-man squad for this competition.
Predicted lineup: Davis (GK), King, Holgate, Bell, Young, Hayden, Palmer, Cover, Russell, Atkinson & Cephas.
CONCACAF Gold Cup Qualifying 26/03/25
W
St. Vincent/Grenadines
0
Jamaica
3
CONCACAF Gold Cup Qualifying 21/03/25
D
St. Vincent/Grenadines
1
Jamaica
1
International Match 10/02/25
D
Trinidad & Tobago
1
Jamaica
1
International Match 07/02/25
W
Trinidad & Tobago
0
Jamaica
1
CONCACAF Nations League 19/11/24
L
USA
4
Jamaica
2
Trinidad & Tobago preview: Leacock to lead the line?
Isaiah Leacock, who is the joint-top scorer in the Trinidad and Tobago Premier Football League, earned his first call-up to the senior national team for the Unity Cup.
Leacock bagged 16 goals during the TTPFL campaign, which was crucial in Defence Force’s march to the league title.
Regular faces on the team are brothers Alvin and Joevin Jones, Daniel Phillips, Reon Moore, Kevin Molino, Justin Garcia and goalkeeper Denzil Smith.
Predicted lineup: Smith (GK), Garcia, A. Jones, Bateau, Jack, Molino, J. Jones, Thomas, Gilbert, Lee & Leacock.
CONCACAF Gold Cup Qualifying 25/03/25
W
Cuba
0
Trinidad & Tobago
4
CONCACAF Gold Cup Qualifying 21/03/25
W
Cuba
1
Trinidad & Tobago
2
International Match 10/02/25
D
Jamaica
1
Trinidad & Tobago
1
International Match 07/02/25
L
Jamaica
1
Trinidad & Tobago
0
International Match 17/12/24
L
Saudi Arabia
3
Trinidad & Tobago
1
Player to watch: Kevin Molino
Kevin Molino has put up some impressive performances in recent weeks, scoring five goals in his last nine appearances. The former Orlando City and Minnesota United midfielder will be called upon to provide goals on Tuesday night.