Brazilian National Football Team (U-20 Women)

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Brazil (U-20 women)
CBF logo
Association Confederação Brasileira de Futebol
confederacy CONMEBOL
Technical sponsor Nike
Head coach BrazilBrazil Jonas Urias
Assistant coach BrazilBrazil Jéssica de Lima
captain BrazilBrazil Ana Vitória
Home stadium Changing stages
FIFA code BRA
First jersey
Second jersey
statistics
First international match Brazil 5-3 Mexico ( Vancouver , CAN ; August 17, 2002 )
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Biggest win Brazil 9-0 Papua New Guinea ( Port Moresby , PNG ; November 13, 2016 )
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Biggest defeat Brazil 1: 5 Germany ( Montreal , CAN ; August 12, 2014 )
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(As of July 23, 2018)

The Brazilian national soccer team of U-20 women represents Brazil in international women's soccer . It is subordinate to the national association CBF .

Tournament balance sheet

U20 world championship

  • 2002 : semi-finals
  • 2004 : semi-finals
  • 2006 : Third place
  • 2008 : quarter-finals
  • 2010 : Eliminated in the preliminary round
  • 2012 : Eliminated in the preliminary round
  • 2014 : Eliminated in the preliminary round
  • 2016 : quarter-finals
  • 2018 : Eliminated in the preliminary round

U20 South American Championship

  • 2004 : South American Champion
  • 2006 : South American champion
  • 2008 : South American Champion
  • 2010 : South American Champion
  • 2012 : South American Champion
  • 2015 : South American Champion
  • 2018 : South American Champion

Current squad

The squad for the U20 World Cup in France (5th to 24th August 2018).

Surname society Date of birth
goalkeeper
Nicole Ramos Santos FC Apr 13, 2000
Kemelli CR Flamengo 13 Mar 1999
Jully Chapecoense Apr 18, 1999
Defense
Isabella Fernandes AA Ponte Preta Dec 18, 1999
Monalisa EC Iranduba 0Jan. 7, 1998
Thaís Reiss United StatesUnited States University of North Florida 0Dec 9, 1999
Andressa Pereira CR Flamengo May 12, 1999
Thaís Regina Sport Recife 27 Mar 1999
Tainara EC Vitória Apr 21, 1999
Ingryd Avancini CR Flamengo Dec 21, 1998
midfield
Karla Santos FC Nov 23, 1999
Luana Sartório Ferroviária 08 Sep 1998
Angelina Santos FC Jan. 26, 2000
Ana Vitória (C)Captain of the crew SC Corinthians 06th Mar 2000
Ariadina Sport Recife Dec 28, 1999
Victória Albuquerque Minas Brasília TC 14 Mar 1998
Katrine GO Audax Apr 19, 1998
Kerolin Israel AA Ponte Preta Nov 17, 1999
attack
Váleria GO Audax Sep 10 1998
Geyse PortugalPortugal Benfica Lisbon 27 Mar 1998
Branda Week EC Iranduba Sep 10 1998
As of July 23, 2018

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Ana Vitória é a capitã da Seleção Feminina Sub-20. In: cbf.com.br. Confederação Brasileira de Futebol , accessed July 23, 2018 .
  2. ^ Feminina Sub-20 convocada para Copa do Mundo. In: cbf.com.br. Confederação Brasileira de Futebol , accessed July 23, 2018 .

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