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04-05 07:00

5 - 0

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Bolivia U17

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End 5-0

83′

B. Lima

82′

W. Andrade

Eduardo

72′

J. Carniellio

Q. Vasco

72′

G. Lira

D. Brendo

72′

B. Lima

Kauê Junior Furquim da Silva

72′

babil nacif

C. Martinez

65′

A. Ortiz

J. Guerra

65′

B. Nunez

santiago somoya

59′

Lyan Araujo Santos

Riquelme

59′

D. Nogueira

João Pedro Bezerra de Oliveira Lo

51′

5-0

Kauê Junior Furquim da Silva

Assist: A. Monteiro

46′

E. Justiniano

J. Ortega

Halftime 4-0

40′

4-0

Kauê Junior Furquim da Silva

32′

3-0

pape eduardo

Assist: D. Brendo

28′

2-0

Kauê Junior Furquim da Silva

Assist: S. Rodrigues

26′

J. Ortega

15′

Kauê Junior Furquim da Silva

4′

1-0

Eduardo

Assist: A. Monteiro

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Brazil's Under-17 national team delivered a commanding 5-0 victory over Bolivia in a CONMEBOL U17 Championship match that kicked off on April 5, 2026. This emphatic result solidified Brazil's status as a dominant force in the South American youth tournament and showcased their attacking prowess. The match was effectively decided early on as Brazil's superior technical ability and relentless pressure overwhelmed the Bolivian defense. The scoring opened within the first quarter of an hour, setting the tone for a one-sided affair. Brazil added two more before halftime, and continued their dominance in the second half with two further goals to complete the comprehensive win. The standout performance likely came from Brazil's forward line, which exploited space with ease, while Bolivia struggled to create any meaningful chances. This result provided a significant boost to Brazil's goal difference in the group standings, putting them in a strong position to advance to the knockout stages. The Bolivian coach would have been left to rue defensive errors, while his Brazilian counterpart praised his team's clinical finishing and disciplined approach. The starting XI for Brazil featured their usual blend of skillful attackers and solid defenders, while Bolivia set up in a defensive formation that ultimately could not withstand the onslaught.