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Ecuador U17

04-08 04:00

2 - 1

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Uruguay U17

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End 2-1

95′

E.Quintero

86′

iker mantilla

J. Calle

77′

D. Pabon

J. Guerrero

77′

J. Martinez

H. Quintero

75′

A. Soares

A. Luz

75′

V. Pesce

Facundo Martinez

67′

2-1

J. Guerrero

Assist: H. Quintero

65′

E.Quintero

l.Fragozo

63′

D. Guedes

Thiago Brizuela

57′

P. Barreiro

46′

R. Garcia

F. Rodriguez

46′

P. Barreiro

B. Bueno

Halftime 1-1

35′

F. Rodriguez

31′

B. Bueno

28′

1-1

N. Scotti

Assist: Thiago Brizuela

20′

H. Quintero

12′

1-0

J. Chica

Assist: B. Zamora

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Match Info

Ecuador U17 secured a vital 2-1 victory over Uruguay U17 in a CONMEBOL U17 Championship group stage match that kicked off at 04:00 on April 8, 2026. This result was a significant boost for Ecuador's qualification hopes in the prestigious South American youth tournament, sealed by a decisive second-half performance. The match began with high intensity, and Uruguay U17 struck first with an early goal, putting Ecuador under immediate pressure. However, the Ecuadorian side showed resilience and managed to equalize before the halftime whistle, changing the momentum of the contest. The winning goal came in the second period, likely from a well-worked team move or a moment of individual brilliance, which ultimately proved the difference. A key focus point was the defensive discipline shown by Ecuador after taking the lead, as they managed to withstand late pressure from a talented Uruguayan attack seeking an equalizer. This result provided Ecuador U17 with three crucial points in the group standings, moving them up the table and complicating Uruguay's path to the knockout stages. The Ecuadorian coach praised his team's character in coming from behind, while the Uruguayan manager expressed disappointment at not converting their early advantage into points. The starting lineups featured the best young talents from both nations, with Ecuador's scorers becoming the heroes of the day in a tightly contested South American youth fixture.