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Squeaky wins for Mexico, Jamaica
UNDATED, July 17: Mexico and Jamaica won their respective group games of the World Cup 2002 CONCACAF Zone qualifiers on Sunday, reports Reuters.
MEXICO-1, PANAMA-0
PANAMA CITY : Mexico overcame dogged resistance from underdogs Panama before scoring a late goal to begin their World Cup qualifying campaign with a 1-0 win.
Miguel Zepeda scored two minutes from time to give the favourites three points in their opening match in semifinal Group C.
Panama, who had won only two out of 19 previous meetings between the sides, had dominated the first half, with midfielder Percival Piggott missing two excellent chances to give them a shock lead.
Juan Carlos Cubilla was also close with a raking free kick as Mexico struggled to cope with a bumpy pitch and the physical approach of the home side, who have never qualified for a World Cup tournament.
Mexico, who reached the last 16 in France two years ago. turned the tables in the second
half after Luis Hernandez replaced Jesus Obalde at halftime.
Their Initiative was rewarded when Zepeda scrambled home a winner to silence a rowdy 21,000 crow’d. Zepeda ap-peared to lose a pass from Raul Ramirez, but the ball fortuitously rebounded to him and
he rounded goalkeeper Ricardo James to score into an empty net.
Trinidad and Canada complete the group.
JAMAICA-1, ST VINCENT-0
KINGSTOWN: Jamaica, who caused a major surprise by qualifying for the last World Cup in France, began their attempt at a repeat performance with a narrow 1-0 win away to rank outsiders St Vincent.
A first-half strike by imposing striker Onandl Lowe got the Reggae Boyz off to a good start with three away points in semifinal Group D of the CONCACAF qualifiers.
Lowe, w’ho scored a hat-trick in Jamaica’s 4-2 defeat of Trinidad In a friendly last weekend, capitalised on an error by St Vincent captain Ezra Hendrickson, who misplaced a pass in front of his own goal and left him the simple Joo of tapping the ball home.
The goal came against the run of play.
St Vincent, who were missing some of their top players, forced five corners in the first half and came close to scoring on numerous occasions but were let down by poor finishing
Jamaica were given a bye to this stage while St Vincent have already played half a dozen qualifiers, overcoming the US Virgin Islands. St Kitts and Antigua.