The Ecuadorian women's U-20 football team achieved a remarkable victory against Paraguay, clinching the match with a dominant score of 5-1 on February 28, 2026. This victory not only reflects Ecuador's strength in the tournament but also marks a historic moment as it is the first time the nation qualifies for the Women's U-20 World Cup. With this win, Ecuador has also ended this phase of the Sudamericano invictus, demonstrating their prowess on the pitch.

Throughout the match, Ecuador exhibited significant control and efficiency, scoring four goals before halftime. Mary Guerra notably shone by scoring a hat-trick, while Fiorella Pico and Xiomara Alcívar contributed to the scoreline as well. Paraguay managed to get a consolation goal through a penalty taken by Alison Bareiro, but it was clear that Ecuador was in command throughout the game. The team's offensive strategy and execution played a crucial role in this comprehensive win.

Currently, Ecuador stands at the top of the final hexagonal classification, solidifying their bid for the championship title. The performance not only boosts the morale of the team but also highlights their potential to compete on the world stage at the upcoming World Cup. This victory serves as an inspiration for the growth of women's football in Ecuador, showcasing both talent and hard work in the sport.