Jamaica vs Venezuela Head-to-Head stats and numbers you need to know before Match 20 of 2024 Copa America 

Jamaica and Venezuela face off at the Q2 Stadium in Austin on Sunday (June 30) in the 20th game of the 2024 Copa America. While La Vinotinto have secured a spot in the quarterfinals, the Reggae Boyz have been eliminated but will play for pride this weekend, having lost their opening two games.

Jamaica lost 1-0 to Mexico in their opening game last week, conceding the sole goal of the game in the second half in an overall unconvincing display. They then lost 2-1 to Ecuador in their second game.

A catalogue of errors at the back saw them fall two goals behind by half-time. An improved second-half display saw West Ham United striker Michail Antonio pull one back for the Caribbean nation before their opponents reclaimed their two-goal lead in stoppage time.

Venezuela, meanwhile, secured a 2-1 comeback win over 10-man Ecuador in their group opener and built on that with a 1-0 win over Mexico in their second game.

Veteran striker and the country's all-time top scorer Salomon Rondon netted the opening goal from the spot before goalkeeper Rafael Romo pulled off a spectacular penalty save three minutes from time to guarantee La Vinotinto's passage to the knockouts.

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Jamaica vs Venezuela Head-to-Head and Key Numbers

There have been seven meetings between the two nations, with Jamaica winning two and lost four.

The two sides last faced off in a group-stage clash of the 2016 Copa America, which La Vinotinto won 1-0, with Josef Martinez scoring the sole goal of the game in the first half.

Jamaica Form Guide (Copa America): L-L

Venezuela Form Guide (Copa America): W-W

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Jamaica vs Venezuela: Numbers you need to know before their 2024 Copa America encounter

The Reggae Boyz have managed just one clean sheet in their last seven games in this fixture.

Venezuela have advanced past the group stage in three of their last four Copa appearances.

Despite appearing in three different editions of the continental showpiece, Michail Antonio's consolation goal against Ecuador marked Jamaica's first goal in the competition.

Only one place separates the two nations in the FIFA rankings, with Jamaica sitting 53rd and Venezuela 54th.