South Africa has announced a slight adjustment to their final World Cup warm-up match against Jamaica. The crucial preparatory game is now set to kick off at 3:00 PM Mexico time (11:00 PM SA time). Fans hoping to catch the action should note that the match will not be televised.

The schedule change comes after the team experienced a 24-hour delay in arriving at their training base in Mexico. Coach Hugo Broos had initially planned the fixture for Friday, but the travel disruption likely prompted the revised timing.

This encounter with Jamaica is the very last chance for the South African squad to fine-tune their strategy before the 2026 World Cup officially begins. They are slated to face co-hosts Mexico in the tournament's opening game in Mexico City next Thursday, with a 9:00 PM SA time kick-off.

Broos has indicated his intention to field a full-strength side for this vital warm-up, aiming to build momentum. However, he faces a potential concern with left-back Aubrey Modiba, whose hamstring injury might see him sidelined for the match.

Meanwhile, their opponents, Jamaica, enter the game having had a mixed run in their recent international window, securing a 2-0 victory over India but then suffering a 3-0 defeat against Nigeria.