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04-13 07:30

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92′

1-3

R. Vera

Assist: B. Lizama

83′

R. Vera

I. Cerda

83′

T. Gonzalez

L. Lopez

82′

D. Pabon

N. Ayovi

82′

adrian cuadrado

J. Guerrero

77′

B. Lizama

Joaquín Edgardo Muñoz Riffo

75′

A. Cortez

J. Martinez

75′

iker mantilla

E.Quintero

74′

0-3

l.Fragozo

Assist: J. Martinez

67′

l.Fragozo

J. Calle

58′

S. Melgarejo

N. Marinetti

51′

J. Calle

46′

J. Guerrero

L. Palma

Halftime 0-2

42′

E.Quintero

27′

deinner ordonez

20′

0-2

E.Quintero

Assist: J. Guerrero

8′

0-1

J. Martinez

Assist: J. Calle

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Match Info

Ecuador U17 delivered a commanding performance to defeat Chile U17 3-1 in their CONMEBOL U17 Championship group stage match on Monday, April 13th, 2026. The result was a significant statement from the Ecuadorian youngsters, showcasing their attacking prowess and putting them in a strong position to advance to the knockout stages of the South American youth tournament. Chile started brightly and managed to take an early lead, surprising the Ecuadorian defense. However, Ecuador U17 responded with composure, equalizing before halftime to shift the momentum. The second half was dominated by Ecuador, who scored two more well-worked goals to secure a convincing comeback victory. The key focus point was Ecuador's midfield control and clinical finishing in the final third, which overwhelmed the Chilean defense as the match progressed. A standout performance came from Ecuador's dynamic forward, who was involved in all three goals, while the Chilean team will rue missed opportunities to extend their early advantage. This result has major implications for the group table, with Ecuador U17 taking a crucial three points and Chile facing an uphill battle in their remaining fixtures. The Ecuadorian coach highlighted his team's mental strength after going a goal down, and the Chilean manager acknowledged the superior physicality and speed of the opposition in the second half. The lineups featured the best young talents from both nations, with Ecuador employing an aggressive 4-3-3 and Chile opting for a more structured 4-4-2 formation.