Canada vs. Jamaica odds, picks, how to watch, live stream: Nov. 21 ...

After earning a 2-1 victory in the first leg, Canada will host Jamaica in the second leg of the 2023 Concacaf Nations League quarterfinals on Tuesday on Paramount+. Jonathan David kicked off the scoring with a 45+1' goal and then Shamar Nicholson leveled in the 56th minute. However, Canada broke the deadlock and seized control of the matchup with an 85th-minute goal by Stephen Eustaquio to earn the victory. Now, the Canadians will look to move into the semifinals with a draw or better, while the Jamaicans will have to overcome a deficit to keep their Nations League run alive. Stream the match live on Paramount+, which you can now try free for the first seven days when you sign up here.

Kickoff from BMO Field in Toronto is set for 7:30 p.m. ET. The Canada vs. Jamaica odds list the home team as the -220 favorites (risk $220 to win $100) on the 90-minute money line, with Jamaica as the +500 underdogs. A draw is priced at +310 and the over/under for total goals is 2.5. Tuesday's match will be streamed live on Paramount+ with their must-have Premium plan, which you can now try free for the first week. Plus, Paramount+ has special Black Friday pricing through December 3.

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How to watch Canada vs. JamaicaCanada vs. Jamaica date: Tuesday, Nov. 21Canada vs. Jamaica time: 7:30 p.m. ETCanada vs. Jamaica live stream: Paramount+ (try seven days free and get special Black Friday pricing)Concacaf Nations League picks for Jamaica vs. Canada

Before you tune in to Tuesday's match, you need to see the Concacaf Nations League picks from soccer expert Brandt Sutton. Sutton, a former collegiate soccer player, has been SportsLine's top soccer editor for more than five years. He has followed soccer closely for much longer and factors in managerial tactics, projected lineups and past performances to make the most informed decisions possible, keeping his finger on the pulse of the game all over the globe. Sutton finished 2022 as SportsLine's top soccer expert with a 165-130-2 mark, returning nearly $2,200 for $100 players. He also excelled in Serie A with a 63-39-1 record, returning nearly $1,600.

For Canada vs. Jamaica, Sutton is picking Canada to win by a final score of 1-0, 2-0 or 3-0 for a payout of +170. After losing in the Nations League final to the United States earlier this year, Canada is hoping to put together another run together to earn their first CONCACAF trophy since the Gold Cup in 2000.

In Saturday's win over the Jamaicans, Canada only had 51% of possession but created far more chances for themselves than their opponents. The Canadians outshot Jamaica 18-6 and put seven shots on target, while the Reggae Boyz only managed to put two shots on net.

Jonathan David scored 24 goals last year for Lille in French Ligue 1 and overcame a sluggish start to his club season to score in the reverse fixture. Canada has also earned a clean sheet in three of their last four matchups with Jamaica and that's why Sutton is on this prop for Tuesday's action. Stream the game here.

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Now that you know what to pick, get ready to watch the Concacaf Nations League. Visit Paramount+ now to see the Nations League tournament, your live local CBS sporting events, some of the world's top soccer matchups and much more. Don't forget you can now try Paramount+ free for the first week and get special Black Friday pricing through December 3.