Colombia Crowned Champion of the South American U-17 Championship with a Historic Thrashing
The Colombian U-17 team won the title of the South American Championship held in Paraguay, after defeating Argentina with a score of 4-0. This victory marks the second championship for Colombia in this category, repeating the feat achieved 33 years ago.
Argentina, despite its efforts, could not counter the Colombian attack and suffered the expulsion of three players during the match. Brazil, which obtained third place by defeating Ecuador, will also be present at the World Cup. Uruguay, Chile, and Venezuela complete the qualified South American teams. The match was interrupted by a power outage in the stadium, but Colombia maintained its rhythm and managed to capitalize on goal opportunities. Agámez opened the scoring with a powerful shot, followed by goals from Caicedo and Escorcia, sealing the victory.Colombia demonstrated its superiority, securing its spot in the FIFA World Cup of the category.

Key Facts of the Colombia U-17 National Team
The Colombian U-17 team demonstrated a high level of play, with an effective attack and a solid defense. The team finished the tournament undefeated in the final stages, consolidating their dominance.Technical Body:
Contents
- DT: Fredy Hurtado
- Assistant: Hernando Patiño
- P. Físico: Mauricio Ortiz
- Arq.: Hugo Tuberquia
Statistics:
- Goals for: 22
- Goals against: 3
- Matches Won: 8
Identity:
- Tactics: Flexible 4-3-3.
- Strength: Coordinated high press and fast wingers.
Featured Players:
- Kevin Angulo: Offensive reference and goalscorer of the process.
- Brait García: Defensive leadership and clean exit.
- Jorman Mendoza: Absolute security and least-scored goal.








