🇧🇷 Brazil Storms into Women’s Copa América Final with Dominant 5–1 Win Over Uruguay
🔥 Brazil Extends Their Reign
Brazil, the defending champions of the Women’s Copa América, powered past Uruguay with a commanding 5–1 semi-final victory, booking their spot in the final and reinforcing their dominance in South American women’s football .
⚽ Early Goals Set the Tone
- Amanda Gutierres kicked off the scoring in the 11th minute with a pinpoint header from Marta.
- Just two minutes later, Giovana Garbelini (Queiroz) pounced on a loose ball to make it 2–0.
- Marta, winning her first penalty goal in the tournament, struck in the 27th minute to seal a 3–0 lead by the half-hour mark .
⏱️ Uruguay Fights Back, But Brazil Reasserts Control
- An own goal by Isa Haas in the 51st minute gave Uruguay hope—but any momentum was short-lived.
- Gutierres struck again in the 65th minute with a stunning free kick to restore Brazil’s three-goal cushion.
- Substitute Dudinha put the finishing touch on the match in the 86th minute, bringing the score to its final tally of 5–1 .
🏆 What’s at Stake
- Brazil will face Colombia in the final on Saturday, a rematch of the 2022 title game, which Brazil won to claim their eighth Copa América crown.
- Victory also secured Brazil qualification for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics, further raising the stakes of the final showdown .
🗣️ A Momentous Milestone
- For 24-year-old Amanda Gutierres, this marks her first major final. She reflected: “We are very happy, it is my first final. It is the result of the work we have been doing with the coach.”
- She added, “Colombia are a very tough opponent, but we are working very hard to win that trophy.”
📋 Match Overview
Aspect | Detail |
Final Score | Brazil 5 – 1 Uruguay |
Goal Scorers | Gutierres (2), Garbelini, Marta (penalty), Dudinha |
Uruguay’s Goal | Own goal by Isa Haas |
Opposition in Final | Colombia (rematch of 2022 final) |
Prize up for Grabs | 8th Copa América title & 2028 Olympic qualification |
Brazil’s commanding performance capped by Gutierres’ brilliance—and supported by Marta’s leadership—stamped their authority once more in the Women’s Copa América. Now, the spotlight turns to Saturday’s final: Brazil vs. Colombia, with history and the Olympics on the line.
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