Ecuador's Under-20 women's football team secured its first World Cup berth by drawing with Venezuela 2-2 in the final round of the South American Championship.
In a thrilling match at the South American Under-20 Women's Championship, Ecuador's team drew with Venezuela 2-2, which was enough to secure their place in the upcoming World Cup in Poland. This match marked a significant milestone for Ecuador as it is their first qualification for a World Cup in this category. The Ecuadorian team played under pressure but managed to hold onto the result that would see them through to the global stage.
The match was part of the final hexagonal stage of the tournament, where the top four teams earn a spot in the World Cup. Alongside Brazil, which secured its qualification earlier by decisively beating Argentina, Ecuador showcased their competitive spirit and determination throughout the tournament. The draw against Venezuela allowed them to maintain their standing and qualify with two matches still to play in the final rounds, a notable achievement for the team.
Brazil's dominance in the tournament is evident, as they claimed victory with an impressive 4-0 win over Argentina, consolidating their status as the tournament favorites. The success of both Brazil and Ecuador indicates a growing strength in women's football in the region, bringing attention to the sport and highlighting the potential for future success for these nations on the international stage.
