# Jamaica Make History with First Ever Women’s World Cup Win
Jamaica have made history by becoming the first Caribbean nation to win a match at the Women’s World Cup, with a 1-0 victory over Panama. The match was won thanks to a headed goal from captain Allyson Swaby, who became the first Jamaican to score in a World Cup match.
The match was a tense affair, with both teams creating chances but unable to find the back of the net. However, in the 66th minute, Swaby rose highest to head home a cross from teammate Havana Solaun, giving Jamaica the lead and sparking wild celebrations from the team and their supporters.
The victory marks a historic moment for women’s football in Jamaica, with the team having only qualified for the World Cup for the first time this year. The team have been praised for their performances so far in the tournament, with their attacking style of play proving to be a hit with fans around the world.
Jamaica will now face Italy in their next match, with the team looking to build on their historic win and progress further in the tournament. With the team showing no signs of slowing down, they could be set to make even more history in the coming weeks.
## Jamaica’s Historic Win
Jamaica’s win over Panama was a historic moment for women’s football in the Caribbean nation, with the team becoming the first ever Caribbean nation to win a match at the Women’s World Cup. The victory was made even more special by captain Allyson Swaby’s headed goal, which made her the first Jamaican to score in a World Cup match.
The win was celebrated by fans around the world, with many praising Jamaica for their attacking style of play and for making history in the tournament. The team have been praised for their performances so far, and will now look to build on their historic win when they face Italy in their next match.
## Jamaica’s Journey to the World Cup
Jamaica’s journey to the Women’s World Cup has been a long one, with the team having only qualified for the tournament for the first time this year. The team have been working hard in recent years to improve their performances and gain recognition on the international stage.
The team have been supported by many throughout their journey, including former Manchester United and England star Rio Ferdinand, who has been vocal in his support of Jamaica’s women’s football team. Ferdinand has praised the team for their performances so far and believes they can go even further in the tournament.
## Jamaica’s Future in Women’s Football
Jamaica’s win over Panama has been a huge moment for women’s football in the Caribbean nation, and it could be just the start of something special for the team. With their attacking style of play proving to be a hit with fans around the world, Jamaica could be set to make even more history in the coming weeks.
The team have already made history by becoming the first Caribbean nation to win a match at the Women’s World Cup, and they will now look to build on this success when they face Italy in their next match. With support from fans and former players alike, Jamaica could be set to make even more history in the coming weeks.