Goals and Highlights: Jamaica 1-1 El Salvador in World Cup Qualifiers 2022

It's over! Jamaica and El Salvador split and El Salvador has no chance of going to Qatar.

A back-and-forth encounter, Jamaica is looking for the second goal that will give them the victory.

Change of Jamaica. Williams comes off for Howell.

Excellent intervention by King, preventing Tamacas from shooting at goal.

Changes in El Salvador. Santamaría and Martínez are replaced by Calvillo and Orellana.

Goal, goal, goal for Jamaica! Gray shot into the goal after Baygrave's cross to tie the match.

Changes in Jamaica. Baygrave came on in place of Green.

Goalkeeper! Green's header and Martinez deflects the ball that was going straight to tie the score.

Changes in El Salvador. Rivas and Lemus replace Henríquez and Larín.

Close! Bailey's shot ends up going into the stands.

The match started off quite tight, with both teams looking for the opponent's goal.

The match restarts for the second half.

Half time! After the first 45 minutes, El Salvador has a narrow victory over Jamaica.

Jamaica tries to generate, but the definition in the last line is not the best.

Close! Brown's dangerous cross, but no one manages to get to the ball.

Change from El Salvador. Styven enters and Bonilla leaves due to injury.

Crossing! Bailey's right-footed shot looking for the equalizer, but the ball hits the post.

Goal, goal, goal for El Salvador! Zavaleta appeared inside the area, rose and with a lethal header sent the ball into the back of the net to open the scoring.

A back-and-forth match, with both teams looking for the opponent's goal.

Orellana's long-range shot, but the ball is deflected by Drake.

Close! Bailey came in alone, cuts back and avoids Martinez, but the defense ends up arriving and he can't score the first.

The CONCACAF Playoffs duel kicks off.

M. Martínez; A. Larín, R. Domínguez, E. Zavaleta, R. Gómez, B. Tamacas; E. Calvillo, N. Orellama, D. Cerén, J. Henríquez; N. Bonilla.

A. Blake; R. King, A. Mariappa, D. Lowe; J. Brown, L. Bailey, D. Williams, R. Morrisson, G. Leigh; A. Gray, D. Green.

El Salvador's national team is also already at the stadium, where tonight they will be looking for three points.

Jamaica is already at the National Stadium, and Hall's team will be looking for a victory in this match.

The last time El Salvador beat Jamaica was in 200, when La Selecta won two goals to zero.

El Salvador will not be able to count on Enrico Dueñas, who tested positive for COVID in the past days and will miss this match.

Mexican Fernando Hernández will be in charge of the next 90 minutes of the match between Jamaica and El Salvador.

The last time they met was in this hexagonal, the score ended in a one-goal draw.

El Salvador comes into this game with 13 goals against and only six for, numbers they will be looking to improve in this match.

Jamaica was ready to face these last three games where they will be looking to score as many points as possible. 
In turn, El Salvador also knows it needs to win three points, so it will be a hard-fought match in the middle of the field.

Good afternoon, we are back to bring you minute-by-minute coverage of the match between Jamaica and El Salvador. We will soon share with you the confirmed line-ups, as well as the most relevant information.

In a few moments we will share with you the starting rosters for Jamaica vs El Salvador live, as well as the latest information from the National Independence Park Stadium. Stay tuned to VAVEL's online coverage of the match. 

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This is the kickoff time for the Jamaica vs El Salvador match on March 24, 2022 in several countries:

United States - 3.05 p.m. Los Angeles time

Mexico - 5.05 p. m.

El Salvador - 5.05 p. m.

United States - 5:05 p.m. Texas time

Peru - 6:05 p.m.

Jamaica - 6:05 p.m.

Ecuador - 6:05 p. m.

Colombia - 6:05 p. m.

United States - 6:05 p.m. Miami time

Bolivia - 7:05 p. m.

Venezuela - 7:05 p. m.

Uruguay - 8:05 p. m.

Paraguay - 8:05 p. m.

Argentina - 8:05 p. m.

Brazil - 8.05 p. m.

Chile - 8.05 p. m.

England - 11.05 p. m.

Spain - 12:05 a.m. (Friday, March 25)

Italy - 12:05 a.m. (Friday, March 25)

Paul Hallo spoke ahead of the match against El Salvador: "Personally, I think some of the reasons given by the players for pulling out are disappointing."

"It's about commitment, and I don't want to get into the individual reasons, but some of the reasons given by some players have been disappointing."

"We can only move forward with those who want to help us and who want to be here. I want to be clear, we have to commit as individuals and as a group if we want to start achieving things...we have to put Jamaica first, and that is the key. I will not lean on anyone who doesn't want to put Jamaica first."

"We have to look to the future, we have to look at the youngsters who will be here [in the senior national team] in a few years. We have to look at the strategy to bring in some of those young, outstanding schoolboy, U-23 and U-24 players and try to grow with them and lay the foundation for the future. I hope these young players come in and show what I've seen in them."

El Salvador is coming in after being defeated by Canada by two goals to zero, they are also in sixth place, however, in terms of points they are far behind the next position.

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Jamaica arrives after losing by the minimum against Costa Rica, and also fails to get out of the penultimate place of the table, so tonight they will try to get three points from three.

The Jamaica vs El Salvador match will be played at the National Independence Park Stadium, located in Kingston, Jamaica. The stadium has a capacity for 35,000 people. 

My name is Lore Solórzano and I’ll be your host for this game. Follow pregame information on VAVEL.