Chile vs Jamaica, 2024 Women's International Friendly

· Women's International Friendly
  • 12': Michelle Olivares
  • 22': María José Urrutia
  • 61': Yastin Jiménez
  • 70': Yenny Acuña
  • 88': Paloma Bustamante
FT
5 - 1
  • 77': Chinyelu Asher (P)

About

Chile are hosting Jamaica at , , , starting on . The match is a part of the Women's International Friendly.

Match Timeline

  • 0': Lineups are announced and players are warming up.
  • 0': First Half begins.
  • 12': Goal! Chile 1, Jamaica 0. Michelle Olivares (Chile) right footed shot from the centre of the box to the centre of the goal.
  • 19': Israëla Groves (Jamaica) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
  • 22': Goal! Chile 2, Jamaica 0. María Urrutia (Chile) right footed shot from the centre of the box to the centre of the goal.
  • 33': Substitution, Jamaica. Destiny Powell replaces Marlo Sweatman.
  • 45'+3': First Half ends, Chile 2, Jamaica 0.
  • 45': Second Half begins Chile 2, Jamaica 0.
  • 45': Substitution, Jamaica. Shaneil Buckley replaces Israëla Groves.
  • 60': Substitution, Jamaica. Njeri Butts replaces Naya Cardoza.
  • 61': Goal! Chile 3, Jamaica 0. Yastin Jiménez (Chile) right footed shot from the centre of the box to the centre of the goal.
  • 61': Substitution, Jamaica. Christina Salmon replaces Mikayla Dayes.
  • 65': Substitution, Chile. Llanka Groff replaces Yanara Aedo.
  • 66': Substitution, Chile. Paloma Bustamante replaces Yessenia López.
  • 67': Substitution, Chile. Anaís Cifuentes replaces Su Helen Galaz.
  • 70': Goal! Chile 4, Jamaica 0. Yenny Acuña (Chile) right footed shot from the centre of the box to the high centre of the goal.
  • 72': Substitution, Chile. Franchesca Caniguán replaces María Urrutia.
  • 73': Substitution, Chile. Kathalina Guerrero replaces Yenny Acuña.
  • 74': Substitution, Jamaica. Jade Bailey replaces Lachante Paul.
  • 75': Substitution, Chile. Isidora Olave replaces Javiera Grez.
  • 77': Goal! Chile 4, Jamaica 1. Chinyelu Asher (Jamaica) converts the penalty with a right footed shot to the centre of the goal.
  • 88': Goal! Chile 5, Jamaica 1. Paloma Bustamante (Chile) right footed shot from the centre of the box to the centre of the goal.
  • 90': Second Half ends, Chile 5, Jamaica 1.
  • 0': Match ends, Chile 5, Jamaica 1.

Game Information

Competition: Women's International Friendly

Venue:
Location: ,

Line-Ups

CHI Chile (4-4-2)

No. Name
1 Antonia Canales (GK)
18 Camila Sáez
3 Su Helen Galaz
17 Fernanda Pinilla
2 Michelle Olivares
6 Yastin Jiménez
14 Javiera Grez
11 Yesenia López
10 Yanara Aedo
9 María José Urrutia
7 Yenny Acuña

JAM Jamaica (4-2-3-1)

No. Name
23 Serena Mensah (GK)
17 Zoë Vidaurre
6 Alika Keene
12 Naya Cardoza
2 Theanna Burnett
15 Mikayla Dayes
8 Chinyelu Asher
21 Israela Groves Yellow Card
9 Marlo Sweatman
20 Lachante Paul
19 Davia Richards

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