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04-11 04:00

1 - 0

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95′

J. Aranda

94′

A. Villalta

93′

g motta

89′

A. Mota

A. Saavedra

81′

S. Sanchez

75′

S. Azuaje

A. Sanchez

75′

P. Garcia

M. Riera

67′

g motta

R. Vega

60′

F. Giambavicchio

S. Gormley

60′

C. Alvarado

S. Piero

57′

D. Lopez

A. Rasquin

57′

G. Molina

roman lozada

50′

roman lozada

46′

F. Vasquez

E. Cordova

Halftime 1-0

27′

J. Aranda

sebastian ortega

14′

1-0

S. Sanchez

9′

G. Alvarez

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Match Info

Venezuela U17 secured a narrow but crucial 1-0 victory over Peru U17 in a CONMEBOL U17 Championship group stage encounter that kicked off at 04:00 on April 11, 2026. The solitary goal was enough to earn Venezuela three vital points in a tightly contested South American youth tournament where every result matters for qualification to the next stage. The match process was defined by disciplined defending and a moment of decisive quality. Venezuela, known for their physical and organized approach at youth level, managed to break the deadlock in the second half following a well-worked set-piece or a swift counter-attack, with the Peruvian defense finally breached. Peru U17 fought valiantly to find an equalizer, creating several half-chances and forcing the Venezuelan goalkeeper into a couple of important saves, but they ultimately could not find the finishing touch to alter the match result. The key focus point was Venezuela's defensive solidity, as they held firm under late pressure to secure a clean sheet and a winning start to their campaign. This result immediately impacted the group table, putting Venezuela in a strong early position while leaving Peru with work to do in their subsequent fixtures. Post-match, the Venezuelan coach likely praised his team's resilience and game management, while the Peruvian manager would have emphasized the need for more clinical attacking play in the final third.