Jamaica has secured a place in the final of the 2025 Unity Cup following a thrilling 3-2 victory over Trinidad & Tobago in Tuesday's semi-final match at the Gtech Community Stadium in Brentford.

The Reggae Boys established an early dominance in the match, racing to a comfortable 2-0 lead before withstanding a spirited comeback from their Caribbean rivals. The match was ultimately decided by a stoppage-time penalty that sent Jamaica through to the final.

Kasey Palmer opened the scoring for Jamaica in the 25th minute from the penalty spot. Their advantage was doubled eight minutes into the second half when Rumarn Burrell finished with composure to make it 2-0.

Trinidad & Tobago mounted an impressive comeback, with Isaiah Leacock reducing the deficit almost immediately with a powerful strike. The equalizer came through Kevin Molino, bringing the scores level at 2-2 and setting up a tense finale.

With the match seemingly headed for extra time, Jamaica was awarded a penalty in the fourth minute of stoppage time. Richard King kept his composure under pressure to convert the spot-kick, securing Jamaica's place in the final with a 3-2 victory.

Super Eagles to Face Ghana in Second Semi-Final

Jamaica will now await the winner of Wednesday's highly anticipated semi-final clash between Nigeria and Ghana. The West African derby promises to be a fiercely contested match as the Super Eagles and the Black Stars renew their historic rivalry.

The Nigeria-Ghana fixture has generated significant interest, with Ghana's coach Otto Addo already emphasizing that the match is "not a friendly" despite the tournament format. Super Eagles captain Ahmed Musa has also called for support from Nigerians ahead of the crucial encounter.

The winner of Wednesday's semi-final will face Jamaica in what promises to be an exciting Unity Cup 2025 final, as the tournament reaches its climax.