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Jamaica’s national women’s senior football team is one of six which have been seeded ahead of the draw for the CONCACAF Women’s World Cup qualifiers on Wednesday, August 20.
El Salvador, Haiti, Panama, Costa Rica and Mexico are the other pre-seeded teams.
Jamaica will be aiming to qualify for a third straight World Cup, a feat Harbour View’s general manager Clyde Jureidini thinks would be special if achieved.
The Jamaica squad is made up largely of foreign-based players, and Juredini hopes the locally-based players can draw inspiration from that dynamic.
Clyde Juredini, general manager of Harbour View Football Club.
The Women’s World Cup will be played in South America for the first time in 2027. Brazil will be hosts from June 24 to July 25 with Spain the defending champions.
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