The Colombian U-20 team, in the South American Championship in Ecuador.
Photo: Colombia National Team
The Colombian U-20 women’s team is showing impressive performance in the South American category held in Ecuador.
With five wins in five games, the team has demonstrated both its skill and its determination. Those led by Carlos Paniagua, together with Brazil, have established themselves as the best team, so far, in the tournament.
In fact, they aspire not only to the South American title, also to prepare in the best way for the U-20 Women’s World Cup that will take place this year on their own soil, in Colombia.
The perfect walk of the Colombian women’s sub-20
In the group stage, Colombia marked territory with three consecutive victories, establishing a precedent of strength and cohesion. Already in the final hexagonal, the team has continued its winning streak, securing victories against Peru and Venezuela, with scores of 1-0 and 3-2 respectively. These wins not only consolidated their position, but also raised the team’s morale.
Colombia’s next challenge is none other than Brazil, a formidable and historic rival that they already faced in the first phase of the tournament.
That match, which culminated in a 2-1 Colombian victory, was an unprecedented result in the category. and a psychological blow in favor of the Colombians, who showed that they can overcome giants of women’s soccer in the region.
Colombia vs. Brazil: time and how to watch live
The match between Colombia and Brazil will be played next Monday at 6:30 PM, Colombian time, and will be broadcast on Gol Caracol and Canal Caracol (HD2 signal). The match is a revenge for Brazil and, at the same time, an opportunity for Colombia to secure its path to the title.
The importance of this match cannot be underestimated. A victory would not only put Colombia in a prime position to claim the championship, but would also serve as a perfect morale boost before the World Cup., which will be in August. Furthermore, it would be an important symbolic victory, affirming the growth and consolidation of women’s football in Colombia.
Tactically, Colombia has shown a smart mix of solid defense and precise attacks. The narrow victory against Peru and the close victory against Venezuela highlight the team’s ability to handle pressure and close out games, essential qualities to face a team of Brazil’s stature.
Colombian fans They are anxious and full of hope. The support of the fans has been notable, even from a distance, and it is hoped that this encouragement will be an additional factor that drives the players to give their best on the field.
The match against Brazil is a new date with history. Colombia has the opportunity to secure its status as a leader in women’s under-20 football in South America, sending a clear message of its ambitions in the next World Cup and the future of football played by women in the region. It is worth remembering that this generation has just been runner-up in the world, under-17 category, a couple of years ago.
With the combination of talent, strategy and the momentum of previous victories, Colombia is at a crucial moment. This Monday, the team has the opportunity to not only advance towards the title, but to confirm its evolution and strength on the international stage of women’s football. The appointment is scheduled, and Colombia has no intention of wasting this monumental meeting.
