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As part of its ongoing evolution, the Copa America expanded to 12 teams in 1993 to accommodate two nations from North and Central America, and this has helped to increase exposure and interest to the competition.
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Jamaica vs Venezuela Copa America Tournament Record
Jamaica were first involved in the Copa America in 2015 when they crashed out of the competition, having lost all three of their group games.
The following year the Reggae Boyz were once again invited to take on the best of the best, this time in the centenary edition of the competition hosted in the United States.
Sadly, Jamaica could not improve on their earlier efforts and lost every game and once again failed to score a single goal.
Venezuela’s record in the Copa America is a little better, albeit it took a while for them to also make even a modicum of an impact in the Copa America.
La Tricolor Venezolana first took part in the competition in 1967, and though they won a single game in their debut campaign, they then went on a remarkable forty-year run without doing so again.
In more recent years, they have greatly improved. In 2011 they even got to the Semi-Finals of the tournament, losing to Paraguay on penalties.
Quarter-Final exits in 2016 and 2019 have shown their ongoing improvement in the event.
Jamaica vs Venezuela Head-to-Head
These two nations have met once previously in the Copa America, and that came in 2016 when a goal from Josef Martinez gave Venezuela a narrow 1-0 win at Soldier Field in Chicago.
