The Colombian Women’s Futsal Team began its participation in the Futsal World Cup in the Philippines on the right foot, securing an important 2-0 victory against Canada in its debut.

The team led by Roberto Bruno showed intelligence and solidity to overcome an opponent that was difficult, thus adding its first three points in the tournament. This victory is essential for the demanding group stage.

The score opened in favor of the Colombians in the 15th minute of the first half, thanks to a score by Angely Camargo, who capitalized on a precise assist from Karen Torres.

Despite being behind on the scoreboard, the Canadian squad did not cease its efforts to equalize the scores before the break.

However, goalkeeper Allison Olave stood as an insurmountable wall, systematically thwarting each attack and keeping a clean sheet with an outstanding performance.

Tricolor Fury! Colombia lights up the World Cup with a dream debut and blow to Canada

In the second half, the match became a battle of shared dominance. However, it was again Colombia who managed to unbalance the score.

In the 29th minute, Nicole Mancilla was in charge of sealing the victory with the second goal for the national team, making it 2-0.

The outstanding performance of goalkeeper Allison Olave was recognized at the end of the match, being named the Most Valuable Player of the inaugural match.

With this victory, the “Sele” gains a crucial emotional boost and already turns its attention to the next challenge.

The Colombian team is getting ready to face one of the strongest teams on the world stage, Spain, in a match scheduled for next Tuesday, November 25 at 7:30 am (Colombian time).

The coaching staff, who initially lined up Olave; Salcedo, Mancilla, Jaimes and Rodríguez will seek to continue the winning streak.

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