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·3 October 2026
U17s beat Colombia 2-0, finish third at UEFA Friendship Tournament

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·3 October 2026


Eduardo Conceição opened the scoring in the matchCredits: Fabio Souza / CBF
Brazil’s U-17 National Team ended its participation in the UEFA Friendship Tournament with a win. Brazil defeated Colombia 2-0 this Saturday (3) in Nyon, Switzerland, and finished the competition in third place, wrapping up its campaign with three wins and one loss.
Against Colombia, Brazil started better and needed only three minutes to open the scoring. The Colombian defense slipped up, Pape won the ball back and set up Eduardo Conceição, who struck from outside the box to put Brazil ahead.
After the goal, the match became more balanced. Colombia created chances in search of an equalizer, but goalkeeper Arthur do Vale stood in their way. Brazil also had opportunities to extend the lead before halftime, but could not add to its advantage.
In the second half, Brazil began creating chances again and looked to control the attacking play. The opportunities came, but the second goal took time to arrive. In the 23rd minute, João Vitor received the pass and found the net to extend Brazil’s lead.

João Vitor celebrates his goalCredits: Fabio Souza / CBF
Colombia still tried to respond, but Brazil managed the result until the final whistle and secured the 2-0 victory.
With the win, Brazil ended its participation in the tournament with 11 goals scored and four conceded. There were three victories: 6-0 against Canada, 2-1 over Ivory Coast, and 2-0 against Colombia. The only defeat came against Spain (3-1).
The next commitment for the team coached by Carlos Eduardo Patetuci will be the FIFA U-17 World Cup in Qatar, to be played from November 3 to 27, 2026. In the group stage, Brazil will face Croatia, Venezuela, and Honduras.

Squad that competed in the tournament in Switzerland Credits: Fabio Souza /CBF
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