How to Watch United States vs. Jamaica: Stream International Soccer Friendlies Live, TV Channel

Jamaica is targeting its first-ever win over the USWNT when the pair clash in a friendly on Tuesday. Watch the game live and for free on Fubo today.

The United States women’s national team is hoping to close out this window of friendly matches by extending its perfect record against Jamaica when the teams face off at Energizer Park in St. Louis on Tuesday. Emma Hayes’ ladies gave the perfect response against China last time out after a mixed international window in April, with the Stars and Stripes now hoping to build a little consistency under the former Chelsea and Chicago Red Stars boss. Jamaica has lost each of its previous five encounters with the USWNT to date, not even managing to score so much as one goal in those 450 minutes of play.

How to Watch USA vs. Jamaica Today

Game Date: June 3, 2025

Start Time: 8 p.m. ET

Game Venue: Energizer Park, St. Louis, Missouri

TV: NBC Universo

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In that sense, even getting on the score sheet would present at least a symbolic victory for the Reggae Girlz, who succumbed 5-0 when these teams last met during World Cup qualifying in 2022.

Overall, the United States boasts an aggregate record of 31-0 from those five encounters with Jamaica, though it’s worth noting the gap between the two teams has closed over the years.

After losing to Brazil at the brink in April, the USWNT stormed back to winning ways with a triumph over China last time out.

Chelsea striker Catarina Macario opened the scoring for the Stars and Stripes before Sam Coffey and captain Lindsey Heaps capped off the one-sided result with one goal apiece:

Kansas City Current midfielder Lo’eau LaBonta made her international debut at the age of 32 off the bench in that match and could be eyeing a starting spot here.

Jamaica will be without star striker Khadija Shaw, who missed the latter portions of Manchester City’s season due to injury and won’t be available this week. 

In her place, Benfica’s Jody Brown will be one to watch out for as she looks to add to her record of 13 goals in 29 international outings, hoping to end Jamaica’s run of back-to-back losses.

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