The Colombia U-20 women’s team fell this Monday to Brazil on the third date of the final round of the South American category that is played in Ecuador.
The tricolor team lost its undefeated record in the competition and loses ground in the standings precisely with the Canarinha, which is the leader of the final round with nine points over the six of the coffee makers.
The Colombians did not have great chances to find the tie and the chances they did have were not precise while the rival scored when they had to and had several chances to increase the score.
This is how it went for the players of the Colombia U-20 National Team:
Luisa Agudelo (7): The goalkeeper was the figure of the national team, which says a lot about Colombia’s performance in this game. Agudelo had three key saves and conceded only one goal, but her performance prevented Brazil from increasing the score.
Cristina Motta (6): The right-back did not have a great display in attack and was imprecise for much of the game. She only made 32% of the passes.
Stefanía Perlaza (5.5): The defender was one of those responsible for the Brazilian goal since she did not refer to Rebeca Costa and did not accompany her in the jump that ended in a goal for the rival player.
María José Álvarez (6): The other player at the back also had a lackluster game and in the second half she made a mistake that almost ended in the Brazilians’ second goal.
Sintia Cabezas (6): The left back did not have her best game and in fact was replaced in the 77th minute by Yunaira López.
Katerine Osorio (6.5): The midfielder played 57 minutes and was somewhat imprecise in the midfield area.
Juana Ortegón: (6.5): The midfielder had a good game, but not the best against Brazil.
Daniela Garavito (5.5): The winger could not orbit in attack and was replaced at halftime to bring on Karla Viancha
Karla Torres (6): The attacker could not generate much danger in attack and was neutralized by the Brazilian defense.
Gabriela Rodríguez (6.8): The figure of the National Team had a sacrificed job in defense, but in attack she was not clear as usual.
Maithé López (6): The forward had no shots on goal and was substituted with 20 left.
Yesica Muñoz (6.5): Her entry gave a fresh air to the National Team, but in the end the team succumbed to the Brazilians
Mariana Silva (6): The attacker did not have a great impact on the attack after entering the field with 15 minutes left.
Yunaira López (6.5): The winger refreshed the left side of the field where Colombia was seen attacking in the second half in their search for an equalizer.
Ana Milé González (6): The midfielder played 33 minutes of play where she barely touched the ball, but had two shots that created danger in the Brazilian zone.
Karla Viancha (6.5): She fought more against the Brazilians than she played in her 45 minutes in the game.