The Colombian Women’s U-20 National Team officially began its participation in the CONMEBOL South American category with a hard-fought draw against its counterpart from Chile.

In a match characterized by physical demand and intensity from the opening whistle, the national team managed to score its first point in the continental competition, leaving sensations of solidity in an always complex debut.

Under the technical direction of Professor Carlos Paniagua, the Colombian team exhibited notable tactical order and character to face a close match.

The dispute was mainly concentrated in the spinal area, where the constant friction limited the clear scoring options for both sides.

Colombia debuts with a draw against Chile and adds its first point in the South American U-20

Despite the friction, Colombia managed to generate danger, prioritizing speed on the wings and flashes of individuality, while maintaining a firm rearguard against the attacks of a Chilean squad that tried to impose conditions in various sections of the game.

This initial result is the basis for the team’s growth throughout the championship. With the first point in the bag, the coaching staff and the players have immediately focused their attention on correcting strategic details.

The group is already preparing for its second challenge in the tournament, which will take place this February 8, when they will face the Venezuelan team with the aim of climbing positions in the table.

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