08:43 PM
The Colombian National Team lost 0-1 against Brazil, for the third date of the final hexagonal, of the South American sub-20 that takes place in Ecuador.
The rivals’ goal came in the 35th minute, with a header, after a free kick was taken so that Rebeca Costa would arrive and win from above against the centers, while goalkeeper Luisa Agudelo watched as the ball entered the goal. .
In this way, Brazil added three more points and consolidates itself as the leader of the hexagonal with 9 points, followed by Colombia with six.
Earlier in the day, Venezuela beat Peru 6-1 and is still in the fight to be in the World Cup that will be held in Colombia from August 31 to September 23.
The commitment ends in Guayaquil.
Minute 90: Seven more minutes will be played in the second half.
Minute 88: Mary José Álvarez almost equalized, on a rebound, she scored the ball, but it was saved by the Brazilian defender.
Yellow for Maria Lemos from Brazil, for a foul on Yesica Muñoz.
Yellow card for Marzia Raposo, for a foul on Yesica Muñoz.
Minute 81: Good Luisa Agudelo, after taking a corner kick, Canali won from above, but the goalkeeper arrived and saved.
Minute 77: double change in Colombia Yunaira López and Mariana Silva go to the field, so that Sintia Cabezas and Karla Torres leave.
Minute 74: The match is stopped so that the players can hydrate again, due to the high temperature in Guayaquil.
Minute 70: change in Colombia, Maithé López leaves the field for Yesica Muñoz to enter.
Minute 65: yellow card for Karla Torres.
Change in Brazil, Gisele Silva leaves the field so Giovana Canali enters.
Minute 63: Colombia is saved, a bad return from the defense, Mary José Álvarez tried to clear and it went wrong, but Vendito finished badly.
Minute 58: mid-distance shot by Gabriela Rodríguez, just barely and manages to equalize the actions in the match.
Minute 57: change in Colombia, Ana Milé González enters and Liz Katerine Osorio leaves the field.
Change in Brazil, at 55 minutes Lara Dantas leaves the field for Marzia Raposo to enter.
Minute 55: Colombia has the ball, but cannot get dangerously close to Brazil’s goal, which defends itself well and tries to create danger in the coffee area by counterattack.
Minute 52: yellow card for Sintia Cabezas from Colombia and Gisele Silva from Brazil.
The second half is played, Colombia insists on the wings in search of Brazil’s goal to achieve the tie.
Colombia is preparing a change for the second half in Guayaquil, Karla Viancha goes to the field and Daniela Garavito leaves the field.
Minute 45+5: The first half ends and Colombia partially loses it, with a header from Rebeca Costa, who scored the goal in the 35th minute to give the Brazilians the advantage.
Minute 45+2: Cristina Motta’s shot, from medium distance, goes wide, but Colombia insists to find the tie.
Minute 45: Four more minutes will be played in the first half.
Minute 41: Coach Carlos Paniagua receives a yellow card because he complains to the center back, Spanish Olatz Rivera, that he lets the Brazilians hit a lot.
Minute 40: Colombia does not lower its arms and insists, but it lacks precision in the last action in search of a tie.
Minute 35: Rebeca Costa, with a header, beats the Colombian defenders and goalkeeper Luisa Agudelo doesn’t arrive either and Brazil goes ahead on the scoreboard.
Minute 31: Play is underway again at the Alberto Spencer stadium in Guayaquil.
Minute 30: The game stoppage is used for both teams to hydrate.
Minute 29: the Spanish center stops the match, because the Brazilian goalkeeper fell to the ground, the Brazilian medical team enters to treat her.
Minute 26: arrival of Colombia who almost managed to open the scoring, an action by Maithé López that Karla Torres was unable to connect with.
Minute 23: Victoria Amaral from Brazil, almost opened the scoring, with a mid-distance shot that hit the top post, and Colombia was saved, because Luisa Agudelo had already been beaten by the ball.
Minute 19: first dangerous action in the Colombian area, the diagonal Milena arrived, but the shot was controlled by Luisa Agudelo, in two minutes.
Minute 15: Colombia continues to concentrate on the mark, recovering the ball quite far from the goal defended by Luisa Agudelo.
In the first ten minutes of the match, the Colombian National Team puts high pressure and from the midfield recovers the ball to generate danger in the Brazil area.
Only in an isolated play did Brazil get close, but the national defense responded well and closed the finish.
The Brazilians appeal to strong play and already look uncomfortable because they cannot have control of the ball, which belongs to Colombia.
Colombia goes with Luisa Fernanda Agudelo; Cristina Motta, Stephanie Pearl, Mary Jose Alvarez, Cynthia Heads; Liz Katerine Osorio, Juana Ortegon, Daniela Garavito, Gabriela Rodriguez, Maithe Lopez and Karla Torres.
Colombia already beat Brazil in the group stage with a score of 2 goals to 1.
The duel, classified by many as the early final, will start at 6:30 pm (Colombian time) and can be seen in the country on www.golcaracol.com and on the Caracol and RCN HD2 television signal.
2024-04-30 01:52:30
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