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The Copa America’s inaugural competition came way back in 1916 and has gone through many guises over the decades. Initially, the tournament included just four entrants, but by 1947, this had doubled to eight.
In 1975, further expansion saw the competition increase to ten teams, and was initially played without a fixed host venue. By 1993, CONMEBOL, South American football’s governing body, elected to increase to 12 teams and started the process of inviting two nations from CONCACAF (North and Central America).
Indeed Copa America has gone further afield to invite members to join the competition, with the likes of Japan and Qatar having also competed in the tournament. All of these moves have served to increase the exposure and reach of the event, and it is now one of the most popular football tournaments in the world.
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USA vs Jamaica Copa America Tournament Record
The United States first appeared in the Copa America in 1993 as part of the tournament’s expansion, but they struggled in their maiden competition, grabbing just one point from their three group games.
Two years later, they were back and with a bang. Wins over Chile and Argentina saw them through the group stage before they then beat Mexico on penalties in the Quarter-Finals. In the Semi-Finals, they were edged out by Brazil.
2007 was a low point for the US, with their national team losing every game at that edition of the tournament, but at the centenary event in 2016, which they also hosted, another run to the Semi-Finals was secured.
On this occasion, it was Argentina that barred their way to a first-ever Copa America Final, with former Napoli and PSG man Ezequiel Lavezzi scoring the opener in a 4-0 thumping in Houston.
Jamaica have not fared all that way in their previous Copa America campaigns. The first of these was in 2015 in Chile and the Reggae Boyz managed to lose every group game 1-0 in what proved something of a poor debut for the Caribbean nation.
They returned the following year for the Copa America Centenario; Jamaica once again lost all their group games, this time conceding six goals and once again drawing a blank.
USA vs Jamaica Head-to-Head
The United States and Jamaica have never met previously in the Copa America but have, obviously, played each other on numerous occasions in FIFA World Cup qualifiers due to the fact that they are both members of the CONCACAF qualifying group.
In the qualifying tournament for the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar, two goals from Ricardo Pepi gave Gregg Berhalter’s side a 2-0 win in Austin, Texas. The return fixture ended 1-1 in Kingston, with West Ham striker Michail Antonio scoring for Jamaica.
