Mexico Femenil hosts Jamaica Women in a women’s international friendly on Tuesday, October 13, with kickoff at 9:00 PM ET (8:00 PM CT, 6:00 PM PT) at Estadio Corregidora in Queretaro. No U.S. television broadcast has been confirmed for this match, and the confirmed way to watch is a free live stream on the official Selección Mexicana YouTube channel (@miseleccionmx).
The friendly is the rematch of Friday’s first leg, which Jamaica won 4-3 in Aguascalientes.
| Match | Mexico Femenil vs Jamaica Women |
| Date | Tuesday, October 13, 2026 |
| Kickoff | 9:00 PM ET |
| Competition | Women’s International Friendly |
| U.S. TV | None confirmed |
| U.S. Stream | YouTube (free, official @miseleccionmx channel) |
| Venue | Estadio Corregidora, Queretaro, Mexico |
Where to Watch Mexico Femenil vs Jamaica Women
The match streams live on YouTube, on the Mexican federation’s official @miseleccionmx channel, where a scheduled stream titled “EN VIVO | MEXICO vs JAMAICA” is already posted on the channel’s live page. The same channel streamed Friday’s first leg live, and that stream was accessible in the United States.
There is no confirmed U.S. television option, so the free YouTube stream is the plan for U.S. viewers. Open the channel’s live page shortly before kickoff.
Why This Match Matters
This is the second half of a two-game October series and the final test before the games turn serious. The Concacaf W Championship, from November 27 to December 5, decides the region’s places at the 2027 Women’s World Cup in Brazil and the Los Angeles 2028 Olympics. Mexico opens against Haiti in the quarterfinals on November 28; Jamaica starts against Costa Rica on November 27.
Friday’s 4-3 defeat in Aguascalientes was Mexico’s first loss on home soil under head coach Pedro López, ending a run of 22 unbeaten home matches (16 wins and 6 draws). López said afterward that Jamaica had shown his team the pace and transition play it will face in November, and that the mistakes behind the goals conceded are what this second game is for fixing.
Recent Form
Mexico has lost two straight internationals. Before Friday’s defeat, López’s team split a June tour of Australia, winning 1-0 in Newcastle on June 6 and losing 3-1 in Sydney three days later.
Jamaica, by contrast, is unbeaten in 2026. The Reggae Girlz won 3-2 in Nicaragua and beat Guyana 2-0 in W Championship qualifying in the spring, then won 1-0 and drew 0-0 in two June friendlies in Panama. Friday’s win was their fourth victory in five matches.
Team News
López is expected to rotate after Friday. SI reports several changes are planned, and Club America defender Jana Gutiérrez could make her senior debut after her first call-up for this window. Tigres UANL defender Greta Espinoza was not called in; SI reports her knee injury will keep her out for around 10 months. Forward Diana Ordóñez is out as well: the federation announced on Monday that she has left the camp with a physical ailment and returned to her club.
The players who hurt Jamaica on Friday are all available. Rebeca Bernal, who scored Mexico’s second goal on Friday, leads the back line, Jacqueline Ovalle scored and created from the left, and Charlyn Corral came off the bench to score the late third goal. Ovalle said afterward that the defeat brought no pleasant feelings, but called it a useful warning, because quarterfinal opponent Haiti will play in a similar way.
No absences have been reported for Hubert Busby Jr.’s Jamaica ahead of the rematch. Manchester City striker Khadija Shaw scored Jamaica’s second goal in Aguascalientes, after Jody Brown had opened the scoring and before Deneisha Blackwood’s penalty. Substitute Solai Washington scored her first international goal for the late winner, and goalkeeper Rebecca Spencer started.
Mexico Predicted Lineup
SI projects López to start Esthefanny Barreras in goal; Jana Gutiérrez, Kimberly Rodríguez, Rebeca Bernal and Nicolette Hernández in defense; Karla Nieto and Nancy Antonio in midfield; and Jacqueline Ovalle, Montserrat Saldívar and Scarlett Camberos in attack. SI made that projection before the Ordóñez announcement, so the starting striker spot is open. This is a projection, not a confirmed team, and no Jamaica lineup has been credibly reported.
Key Storylines to Watch
Fixing the back line. Mexico’s starting defense was pulled apart by Jamaica’s counterattacks on Friday. Center backs Kimberly Rodríguez and Aaliyah Farmer were caught out, and both fullbacks struggled against Jamaica’s pace.
Shaw against Mexico, again. Shaw’s header decided the 2022 W Championship meeting, and she scored again on Friday. She remains the one Jamaican Mexico has not solved.
The last audition. This is the final match before López names his W Championship squad. A possible debut for Gutiérrez and minutes for players on the roster bubble make Tuesday a genuine tryout, not a formality.
Is Mexico Femenil vs Jamaica Women on TV in the U.S.?
No U.S. television broadcast has been confirmed. The confirmed U.S. viewing option is the free live stream on the official @miseleccionmx YouTube channel.
What time does Mexico Femenil vs Jamaica Women kick off?
Kickoff is at 9:00 PM ET (8:00 PM CT, 6:00 PM PT) on Tuesday, October 13, which is 19:00 local time in Queretaro.
Is the YouTube stream free?
Yes. The stream is a scheduled public live stream on the Mexican federation’s official YouTube channel, and no subscription or payment is required.
Where is Mexico Femenil vs Jamaica Women being played?
Estadio Corregidora in Queretaro, Mexico, the second of two October friendlies between the teams after Friday’s match in Aguascalientes.
