Mexico CONCACAF Nations League quarterfinals vs Jamaica, Digi Mart USA News: Mexico will compete against Jamaica in the quarterfinals of the CONCACAF Nations League 2026 during the current international break, in a two-legged series. The winner of the series will earn a place in the Final Four, scheduled for March.
Mexico will play the first leg away at Independence Park in Kingston on Saturday, November 14. Coach Rafa Márquez’s side will start on the road against a Jamaican team led by Rudolph Speid, who has established himself on the Jamaican bench.
The second leg will be played in Mexico. Estadio BBVA in Monterrey will host the return match on Tuesday, November 17.
The tie will decide which of the two American teams advances to the continental Final Four.
These will be Mexico’s first official matches under Márquez, who did not win any of the four games he managed during his first international break in charge. The series is a major test for the Mexican coach, as a defeat would eliminate the team from a major competition very early in his tenure.
Mexico drew with Colombia and Peru and lost to the United States and Chile during a disappointing tour of North America, a run that raised questions about Márquez’s appointment as successor to Aguirre. Jamaica, meanwhile, arrives with a more settled squad than Mexico, as Speid’s team played group-stage matches during the previous international break.
The quarterfinals of the CONCACAF Nations League 2026 are being played between November 9 and 17 in a home-and-away format, with each team hosting one match. Based on their rankings, Mexico, Canada, the United States and Panama qualified directly for the quarterfinals without needing to play the preliminary stage.
