With the red-blacks, the U-17 team advances in the World Cup
Brazil faces Nigeria in the quarterfinals, Sunday (01.11/XNUMX). Fullback Klebinho is a starter
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By eliminating New Zealand last Wednesday (28.10), with a 1-0 score, the Brazilian U-17 team qualified for the quarterfinals of the World Cup in this category, in Chile. With the red-and-blacks Klebinho, Gabriel Batista and doctor João Amorim in the group, the team returns to the field against Nigeria, who qualified by beating Australia 6-0. The single and decisive match takes place this Sunday (01.11/17) at XNUMX pm, at the Sausalito Stadium, in Viña del Mar.
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Each game is seen as another step forward. Klebinho, the red-and-black right-back and starting player for the national team, is counting on the competition in Chile.
"On Sunday, we begin a new phase, here at our goal. The first, which was to advance to the next stage, was completed. The second, was to advance past the round of 16, and we achieved it. We're moving on to our third goal, and with Nigeria behind us, we'll have two more to go: advancing past the semifinals and becoming champions. We've put off the goal of becoming champions for later, because each game is different. We have to focus now on Nigeria, on Sunday's game, doing everything the coaches ask of us, from the technical to the physical. We're already very focused on this game; we know what we want, and we're going to go after them. I'm counting on the support of everyone in Brazil and the entire Red-Black Nation," says the national team's starter, Klebinho.
With three call-ups for training, goalkeeper Gabriel Batista makes his competitive debut wearing the green and yellow jersey at the World Cup.
"It's a dream come true to be able to represent my country, Brazilian football. There's no explanation for the feeling of being in a World Cup," says 17-year-old Gabriel Batista, a Flamengo fan.
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Each game is seen as another step forward. Klebinho, the red-and-black right-back and starting player for the national team, is counting on the competition in Chile.
"On Sunday, we begin a new phase, here at our goal. The first, which was to advance to the next stage, was completed. The second, was to advance past the round of 16, and we achieved it. We're moving on to our third goal, and with Nigeria behind us, we'll have two more to go: advancing past the semifinals and becoming champions. We've put off the goal of becoming champions for later, because each game is different. We have to focus now on Nigeria, on Sunday's game, doing everything the coaches ask of us, from the technical to the physical. We're already very focused on this game; we know what we want, and we're going to go after them. I'm counting on the support of everyone in Brazil and the entire Red-Black Nation," says the national team's starter, Klebinho.
With three call-ups for training, goalkeeper Gabriel Batista makes his competitive debut wearing the green and yellow jersey at the World Cup.
"It's a dream come true to be able to represent my country, Brazilian football. There's no explanation for the feeling of being in a World Cup," says 17-year-old Gabriel Batista, a Flamengo fan.