Friendly: Corinthians Women's Under-20 duo participates in Brazil's victory over South Korea
- By Fabio Luigi / Central do Timão Editorial
During the morning of this Saturday (6), the Brazilian Under-20 Women's Team entered the field to face South Korea, in a friendly match held at the Dr. Carlos Osório Stadium, in Aveiro, Portugal, and won by the score of 3 x 0. Amarelinha's goals were scored by Carioca, Ana Bia and Nogueira.
In the match, Corinthians had two representatives: goalkeeper Ana Morganti and striker Dulce Maria. The first did not leave the bench, while the second started the match as a starter. Coach Camila Orlando chose the following formation to start the game: Thais; Sofia, Ana Bia (Bianca) and Ana Elisa (Allyne); Emilly (Duda), Clarinha (Adrielly) Dulce Maria (Nogueira) Vitorinha and Canali (Tainá); Carioca (Bela Puccinelli) and Brendha (Dudinha).
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Amarelinha dominated the match from the first minutes. With six minutes, Dulce Maria, from Corinthians, made a move on the right and crossed, accurately, to the head of Carioca, who opened the scoring for Brazil. At 14, Brazil's second: Clarinha took a corner and defender Ana Bia, free from marking, went up and tried hard to find the net.
After the break, the Brazilian team maintained its offensive posture and continued to look for space to open up the score. With 17 minutes in the second half, Nogueira, who replaced Dulce Maria, suffered a foul. She herself, wearing the number 8 shirt, scored the third and final goal of the match. Canarinho will now return to the pitch next Tuesday (9), to face Portugal, in the same stadium, at 11:30 am (Brasília time).
The friendly matches are serving as preparation for the 2026 U20 Women's World Cup, which will be held in Poland between September 5th and 27th, in Poland.
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