The prominence of Oscar Santis consecrated him as the best player in the game. The Guatemala striker showed his best level by scoring 1 goal and finishing 3 times to the opposite arch.
Aaron Herrera was also a crucial figure in defense during the party. The defender of Guatemala was important because he cleared 3 dangerous balls.
Jamaica coach Stephen McClaren, ordered a 3-4-3 formation with Andre Blake in the arch; Richard King, Damion Lowe and Ethan Pinnock on the defensive line; Jonathan Russell, Joel Latibeaudiere, Demarai Gray and Amarii Bell in the middle; and Leon Bailey, Warner Brown and Renaldo Cephas in the attack.
For their part, those conducted by Luis Tena were planted with a 4-3-3 strategy with Nicholas Hagen under the three sticks; Aaron Herrera, José Pinto, Nicolás Samayoa and José Morales in Defense; Jonathan Franco, Kevin Ramírez and Stheven Robles in the middle of the court; and Rudy Muñoz, Darwin Lom and Oscar Santis in the front.
The match at the Dignity Health Sports Park stadium was led by referee Juan Calderón Pérez.
For the next date, Jamaica will receive Guadalupe. On the other hand, Guatemala will receive Panama.
Changes in Jamaica
- 45 ′ 2t – Richard King came out by Dexter Lembikisa
- 84 ′ 2T – Damion Lowe came out by Kaheim Dixon and Jonathan Russell by Michail Antonio
Admonished in Jamaica:
- 19 ′ 1T Damion Lowe (unsportsmanlike behavior)
Changes in Guatemala
- 64 ′ 2t – Darwin Lom left by Rubio Méndez
- 65 ′ 2T – Kevin Ramírez came out by Pedro Altán, Demarai Gray for Kasey Palmer and Warner Brown for Rumarn Burrell
- 76 ′ 2t – Stheven Robles came out by Rodrigo Saravia and Oscar Santis by Olger Escobar
- 83 ′ 2t – Rudy Muñoz came out for Elmer Cardoza