Camilla Orlando on Spain clash and Brazil's U20 World Cup run | OneFootball

The Brazil Women’s Under-20 National Team ended its World Cup campaign this Saturday (19) after a 1-0 defeat to Spain in the quarterfinals. After the match at Arena Sosnowiec in Poland, head coach Camilla Orlando reflected on the contest and highlighted the team’s efforts to find alternatives during the game.

“With the substitutions, we tried to be a little more aggressive and take a few more risks. It was a game decided by a mistake, and the mistake we made ended up costing us the goal,” the coach said.

Despite the elimination, Camilla emphasized the journey the group built throughout the tournament and said the players should leave Poland recognizing the work they did during the World Cup.

“I see a group leaving here as winners. I told the players that we cannot hang our heads. The game we played today was also of an extremely high level. They need to leave here knowing that they are much more than just one game. They represented Brazil very well, and I’m sure they are on an excellent path,” she added.

The campaign marked the Brazil Women’s Under-20 National Team’s participation in another edition of the tournament, with the group reaching the quarterfinals after a perfect group stage and advancing past the United States in the round of 16.

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