Jamaica vs. Brazil live updates: Match remains scoreless late in second half

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The 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup continues Wednesday (on FS1 and the FOX Sports app), with Jamaica (1-1-0) taking on Brazil (1-0-1) at Melbourne Rectangular Stadium in Australia.

Brazil, which is ranked No. 8 in FIFA’s world rankings, accounts for one on the top-10 goals of the tournament thus far, but it’ll still face a tough challenge against the No. 43-ranked Reggae Girlz, which return star forward Bunny Shaw.

Both teams advance to the next round with a win and both still have a chance to win Group F outright. Find every scenario for how each team can advance out of its group and into the knockouts here.

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Jamaica vs. Brazil

81′: Marta subs out

79′: I’ll be taking that

Rebecca Spencer has been remarkable for Jamaica, as the goalkeeper came up with a contested and timely grab of a loose ball.

HALFTIME: No score

Jamaica failed to get off a shot in the first half, compared to Brazil, which got off nine shots (seven on goal). With that said, Brazil couldn’t punch in any of those attempts, and the game was tied at zero apiece at halftime.

39′ and 44′: Keeping Jamaica in the game

Jamaica goalkeeper Rebecca Spencer kept Brazil off the board in the first half, both catching and denying shots left and right.

30′: Cheyna Matthews given yellow card

The Jamaica forward was given a yellow card on a Brazil throw-in.

24′: Just a little high

Ary Borges had an opportunity to get Brazil on the board, but her header went above the net.

20′: Another denial

Jamaica goalkeeper Rebecca Spencer continued to keep Brazil off the scoreboard.

11′: Continuing to deny

Brazil was all around the net to begin the game, but goalkeeper Rebecca Spencer and the Jamaica defense continued to prevent scores.

4′: Almost an early highlight

Marta got off a close-up shot for Brazil, but it was a little to the left.