Ana Bia leads Brazil to South American title, calls it unforgettable | OneFootball

On a night that will remain in the memory of the Brazilian Women's Under-20 National Team, Ana Bia wore the captain's armband in the decisive match against Venezuela and led the team to a 2-0 victory, securing the title of the South American Women's Under-20 Championship. This was the fourth time the team's defender took on the responsibility of leading the Amarelinha in such an important game for Brazil. The match, held on Saturday night (28) at the Women's Football High-Performance Center (CARFEM) in Ypané, began with Brazilian pressure and goals from Tainá and Clarinha still in the first half, quickly setting the score that secured the continental trophy.

On the field, Brazil showed maturity to control a decision that required maximum concentration. After the final whistle, the captain acknowledged the difficulty of the match and valued the team's stance.

Captain Ana Bia during the match against Venezuela in the last round of the South American Under-20 in ParaguayCredits: Staff Images / CBF

"This emotion will be kept forever. We knew it would be a very difficult game, but we believed strongly in the victory. We worked hard, stayed firm even when the game was balanced, and fought until the end," she stated, highlighting the group's commitment and dedication in an intense decision.

Ana Bia spoke about the emotion of being captain and the responsibility of leading the group. For her, it symbolized the trust of the group that built the championship campaign together. Emotionally, she spoke about the significance of the moment.

"It's a great happiness to be able to wear this armband. It's a huge responsibility to represent these girls on and off the field. Being an example for them is something very special. But I believe this was built together. It wasn't just my merit; it was everyone's," said the player.

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