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Palmeiras Youth
03-15 05:30
1 - 1
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Sporting Cristal U20
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Palmeiras Youth
Sporting Cristal U20
Attacks
107
92
Dangerous Attacks
80
39
Ball Possession
57
43
On Target
5
3
Off Target
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2015
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End 1-1
80′
R. Nascimento
72′
F. Garcés
J. Moretti
68′
R.Fillipi
Victor Gabriel Leite dos Santos
66′
1-1
Felipe Teresa
Assist: H. Guerra
59′
J. Burga
Franco Gónzalo Mendoza Cornejo
59′
L. Herrera
Jean Lara
59′
João Paulo de Moura Andrade Romão da Silva
Thiago Soares Nogueira
51′
0-1
M.Rodríguez
Assist: L. Baylón
48′
Juliano Viana Papille
45′
G.Silva
Rafael Coutinho
45′
H. Guerra
L. Saboia
45′
Felipe Teresa
E. Silva
Halftime 0-0
39′
Antônio Marcos Alves Monteiro
30′
Benedetti
26′
Jean Lara
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Match Info
In a clash of youth prospects at the CONMEBOL U20 Copa Libertadores, Palmeiras Youth and Sporting Cristal U20 played out a hard-fought 1-1 draw. The match, kicking off at 05:30 local time, was a tightly contested affair that ultimately saw both sides share the spoils in a result that reflected their evenly matched ambitions in the group stage.
The game started with high intensity, as both youth academies looked to impose their style. Palmeiras, with their typical Brazilian flair, created several early chances but found the Sporting Cristal defense resolute. The deadlock was broken midway through the first half when the Peruvian side's U20s capitalized on a swift counter-attack, a low cross finished neatly at the far post to stun the hosts. Palmeiras responded with increased pressure and were rewarded in the second half. A sustained period of possession led to a clever through ball, and the Palmeiras striker made no mistake, slotting home calmly to level the score. The final stages saw both teams push for a winner, with Palmeiras hitting the crossbar from a free-kick, but neither could find a decisive second goal. The draw was a fair result, showcasing the competitive nature of South American youth football and providing valuable experience for both sets of talented youngsters.