Brazilian football lost consecutively to rival Argentina in just 4 days

The U.17 Brazil team, also the reigning U.17 World Cup champion, really wanted to beat U.17 Argentina, however, they had to suffer the same bitter defeat as their seniors against rival Argentina.

The U.17 Brazil team (left) continued to lose to rival Argentina like their seniors in the national team.

The second quarter-final match of the U.17 World Cup finals, taking place on November 24 at Jakarta International Stadium (Indonesia) between the U.17 Brazil team and the U.17 Argentina team, was postponed for more than 30 minutes due to heavy rain that flooded the field.

As the match progressed, the U.17 Brazil team, determined to win, rushed to attack. However, they were soon shocked by their South American rivals. Rising star Claudio Echeverri played the role of hero like his senior Messi in the Argentina team, wearing the number 10 shirt and captain's armband, scoring hat-tricks in the 28th, 58th and 71st minutes to help the U.17 Argentina team beat Brazil 3-0.

Claudio Echeverri, 17 years old, playing for River Plate Club, also became the most promising player at the U.17 World Cup, when he scored 5 goals, leading the list of top scorers with teammate Agustin Ruberto.

Claudio Echeverri becomes the promising player to succeed famous player Messi in the Argentina national team

In the remaining quarter-final match, the German U.17 team was completely inferior to the Spanish U.17 team in all parameters in the match, but managed to score the only goal to win with a score of 1-0 thanks to player Brunner scoring from the 11m mark in the 64th minute. In the semi-final, the German U.17 team met the Argentine U.17 team on November 28. In the history of the U.17 World Cup finals, Argentina and Germany have never won the championship. While Brazil has won the championship 4 times, the team with the most championships is Nigeria (5 times).

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