Jamaica is set to meet Mexico for a pair of November home and away matches in CONCACAF’s Nations League semifinal.

 Jamaica drew with Honduras 1-1 last night in Tegucigalpa, finishing second in their group. Mexico is the top-seeded team as of the July 20, 2026 CONCACAF rankings, and the Reggae Boyz finished as the group runner-up.

The other quarterfinals see the United States meet Haiti, Panama facing Curaçao and Canada squaring off with Guatemala. The final four will take place in March 2027, as will the Gold Cup prelims.

The loser of the quarterfinal series will need to take part in the prelims in March 2027 to secure a spot in the continental championship. Mexico and Jamaica are familiar foes, playing a memorable Concacaf Nations League home-and-away series in the 2022-23 edition of the tournament, with both games ending in draws.

Since then, Mexico beat Jamaica 3-0 in the semifinal of the 2023 Gold Cup and also won a 2024 Copa América group contest between the two teams. Mexico and Jamaica both have had ups and downs in the September-October international window.