Charlton's Kaheim Dixon scored for Jamaica as they reached the final of the Unity Cup with a 2-0 win over India at The Valley on Wednesday night. The 21-year-old finished into the bottom left-hand corner with 11 minutes remaining after Walsall defender Courtney Clarke had given the Reggae Boyz a first-half lead. The goal is Dixon's fourth in senior international football on his 25th appearance. Jamaica will now meet Nigeria in Saturday's Unity Cup final, also at The Valley (19:30 BST), with the third place play-off between India and Zimbabwe played earlier in the day (14:30 BST). The Reggae Boyz have been impressive in the tournament, and their victory over India has set them up for a thrilling final. Charlton's Dixon has been in fine form for Jamaica, and his goal was a testament to his growing reputation as a talented young player. The Unity Cup has been a great platform for Jamaica to showcase their skills, and they will be looking to make it a memorable finale. The final will be a tough test for Jamaica, but they will be confident after their convincing win over India. Charlton's Dixon will be hoping to add to his goal tally in the final, and Jamaica will be relying on him to deliver the goods.