Jordan vs Venezuela Prediction 6 October 2026
🔊 Ahead of the final match of their Asian tour, Venezuela have released 12 players back to their clubs, including Cristian Casseres and Yangel Herrera. Oswaldo Vizcarrondo will have 19 players available in Amman. Jordan, by contrast, have kept together the core of the squad that featured at the World Cup in the summer.
Head-to-Head
📊 Jordan and Venezuela are meeting each other for the first time.

Jordan: Eyes Set on the Asian Cup
Jordan made their first-ever World Cup appearance last summer but left the group stage without a point. Afterwards, Jamal Sellami was replaced by a fellow Moroccan, Badou Zaki. The new coach's main objective is the Asian Cup in January, where Jordan will face Uzbekistan, Bahrain and North Korea.
Zaki's debut was modest: at home against Syria, Jordan led at half-time but conceded after the break and the match ended in a draw. The game served as a testing ground - the coach used 19 players and tried out a 4-3-3 formation.
Match Results: Jordan

Venezuela: Reserve Squad Set for Tour Finale
Oswaldo Viscarrondo's side have had a difficult time of it so far on their Asian tour. They lost 1-2 to Japan, conceding the decisive goal in the final minute, and drew 0-0 with South Korea.
The coach announced the rotation ahead of Amman in advance: when naming the squad, he said he would use the Jordan match to look at players he wanted to assess. Of the starting XI from the Japan game, only Yordan Osorio, Daniel Pereira, Marco Libra and Brian Castillo kept their places in Amman.
Match Results: Venezuela
Latest news
Jordan
❓ Zaki continues to be without Yazan Al-Naimat: the forward is recovering from a serious injury and is hoping to be fit in time for the Asian Cup. Oda Al-Fakhouri has returned to the squad - the Pyramids striker recovered from his injury and started against Syria. During the camp, the coach also called up Anas Al-Awadat.
Venezuela
❓ Venezuela have been without the injured Telasco Segovia and David Martinez throughout the tour, while Ender Echeniке did not travel due to immigration issues. Salomón Rondón was not included in the tour squad. Six of the remaining players could make their international debuts.
Predicted Lineups
📋 Predicted starting XI for Jordan: Samir - Al-Arab, Al-Hourani, Haddad, Abu Taha - Shawkat, Al-Rawabdeh, Al-Rashdan - Al-Taamari, Olwan, Al-Fakhouri.
📋 Predicted starting XI for Venezuela: Varela - Tamayo, Osorio, Araujo, Alfonzo - Carmona, Pereira, Libra, Tortolero - B. Castillo, Bolivar.
⚽️ Goals Prediction
Venezuela have scored one goal across their two tour matches, and the scorer, Kevin Kelsy, has already returned to his club. Jesús Ramírez has also been released - he had a goal disallowed for offside in Korea. The forwards remaining in Amman are Bryan Castillo, Edson Tortolero, Yerwin Sulbarán and Jhovanny Bolívar. The pick is Venezuela Team Total - Under 1.5.
🚩 Corners Prediction
Jordan's last ten matches have produced 86 corners in total, with Jordan themselves taking 29 and their opponents 57. Venezuela's last ten matches have produced 74 corners: 31 for Venezuela and 43 for their opponents. The pick is Total Corners - Under 9.5.
🟨 Yellow Cards Prediction
In their last ten matches, Jordan have received 15 yellow cards and their opponents 10. Venezuela pick up cards more frequently: 28 for themselves against 14 for their opponents. Across Jordan's matches the combined total is 25 yellows; across Venezuela's matches it is 42. The pick is Total Yellow Cards - Under 4.5.
📌 Editorial Prediction
Venezuela are travelling to Amman without 15 players from their original squad: 12 have been released back to their clubs, and three are missing the entire tour. Six of the remaining 19 could make their international debut. Jordan have their core group together - the same players who featured at the World Cup last summer. Venezuela are yet to win on this tour. We expect Jordan to take advantage of the weakened visitors. The bet is Jordan - Asian Handicap (0). Predicted score: 1-0.