Brazil under-17s beat Colombia 3-1 in friendly in Barranquilla | OneFootball

João Bezerra and Eduardo Pape celebrate the first goal of the U-17 National Team in the friendly against Colombia, in BarranquillaCredits: Nelson Terme/CBF

The Brazil Men's U-17 National Team defeated Colombia 3-1 on Tuesday night (24th), in a friendly match held at the Colombian Football Federation’s sports headquarters in Barranquilla. João Bezerra, Eduardo Conceição, and Kauê Furquim found the net for the Seleção over the home team.

Brazil’s number 9, João Bezerra, opened the scoring in the friendly at the eighth minute. Colombia responded with Adrián Mosquera, but saw Brazil go into halftime leading 3-1, with goals from Eduardo Conceição in the 43rd minute and Kauê Furquim in stoppage time.

At the start of the second half, Colombia was awarded a penalty, but goalkeeper Vitor Wachter saved the shot.

Eduardo Conceição scored the second goal for the U-17 National Team in the friendly against Colombia, in BarranquillaCredits: Nelson Terme/CBF

In preparation for the South American U-17 Championship in April, the teams will face each other again next Friday (27th), at 7 p.m. (Brasília time), at a location to be determined.

Lineup

BRAZIL: Vitor Wachter; Samuel, David Brendo, Breno Sales, and Alexsandro (Richard Wendel); Vinicius Rocha (Niakson), Eduardo Pape, and Eduardo Conceição; Riquelme, Kauê Furquim (Bryan), and João Bezerra (David Nogueira). Coach – Carlos Eduardo Patetuci.

Kauê Furquim scored the third goal for the U-17 National Team in the friendly against Colombia, in BarranquillaCredits: Nelson Terme/CBF

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