Jamaica vs Surinam: Prediction Odds & Betting Tips, 08/06/22, Team News and Lineups

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Jamaica vs Surinam Free Predictions and Betting Tips

Bookmaker Ratings prediction one: Under 3 goals – 1.46

Bookmaker Ratings prediction two: Both teams to score no – 1.60

Bookmaker Ratings prediction three: Jamaica -1/-1.5 goals handicap – 1.85

Under 3 Goals

In Jamaica’s four of their last five matches in all competitions, there were three or fewer goals. Likewise, the same trend happened in Suriname’s last seven fixtures. Also, all their previous six meetings produced three or fewer goals.

Both Teams to Score No

Four of the last six meetings between Jamaica and Suriname saw goals from one team. In addition, Suriname scored only once in four visits to Jamaica, and all of their last five away games saw goals from one team.

Jamaica -1/-1.5 Goals Handicap

Jamaica beat Surinam five times and drew twice in six meetings. Moreover, in Kingston, Jamaica won all four fixtures between these two teams covering the -1 goal handicap in all these matches.

Preliminary Review and Match Prediction for Jamaica vs Surinam

For the first time after five matches, Jamaica drew with Surinam in the first match of the 2022/23 version of the CONCACAF Nations League. In fact, the Reggae Boyz should be content with a point after an equally contested match in which they shared the game’s stats with their host.

Jamaica went ahead in the 39th minute but couldn’t sustain Surinam’s pressure as they gave away an own goal scored by Knight. Notably, that was coach Paul Hall’s team’s 11th successive goal that they conceded as he has to work on his defense to secure three points before facing Mexico twice in the group.

Surinam meanwhile dropped to the 141 spot on the FIFA ranking chart in recent years after reaching 84th in 2008. In 2021, the Natio played in the Gold Cup and finished third in their group after losing to Costa Rica and Jamaica and beating Guadeloupe.

In the World Cup qualifiers, Surinam finished second behind Canada in the first stage after winning three and losing one. However, Surinam’s performance in the first match against Jamaica three days ago was impressive as they were the better side despite conceding first.