The Colombian National Team of the Under 20 category faced off against Brazil in a highly anticipated match on Monday, April 29, during matchday number 3 of the final phase of the Women’s South American Championship in Ecuador. This match marked a rematch between the two teams, after Colombia had defeated Brazil 2-1 in their previous encounter.
The game ended in a heated manner, with tension escalating between the players from both sides. After the final whistle blew, Brazilian players taunted the Colombian team by kissing their crest, leading to a confrontation on the field.
Earlier in the day, Venezuela secured a convincing 6-1 victory over Peru, keeping their hopes alive for a spot in the World Cup that will be held in Colombia later this year.
Despite the loss to Brazil, the Colombian Women’s Team still remains a strong contender in the South American Championship. This match marked the end of their undefeated record in the tournament, but they continue to strive for success in the competition.
The incident at the end of the match serves as a reminder of the fierce competition and rivalries present in women’s football, adding an extra layer of excitement to the championship. The Colombian team will now regroup and focus on their upcoming matches as they aim to secure a spot in the World Cup.