Brazil's U-17 National Team intensified their training in Ypané, Paraguay, ahead of their semifinal match against Colombia in the South American Championship. This training session was the second-to-last before the crucial clash.
Under-17 side steps up preparations to face Colombia
Training session was the second-to-last before the clash Credits: Nelson Terme / CBF
Brazil’s U-17 National Team took to the field this Tuesday (14) at Carfem, in Ypané, Paraguay, and stepped up preparations for the match against Colombia in the semifinals of the South American Championship.
The training session led by head coach Carlos Eduardo Patetuci’s staff focused on fitness and positional adjustments for the team.
The team will be back at work on Wednesday (15), when it wraps up preparations for the clash.
The Canarinho secured a place in the semifinals after an impeccable group-stage campaign, finishing with four wins and 12 points—in other words, a perfect record.
Brazil and Colombia will face off on Thursday (16) at 5 p.m. at Defensores del Chaco Stadium in Asunción, Paraguay.
The team has a perfect record in the tournamentCredits: Nelson Terme / CBF
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