Win, win, win! This Tuesday, the U-15 team, the Ninho Boys, won the IberCup Madrid title in Spain, defeating Spanish team Cádiz 1-0 in the final, thanks to a goal from striker Victor Hugo in the 13th minute of the first half. Goalkeeper Matheus was also named the competition's best player.

It's worth noting that the 2008 generation is a three-time IberCup champion. Last year, they won two titles in the U-14 category: also in Madrid, and in Rio de Janeiro. 

Diego's amazing goal in the semi-final: 

But before reaching the final, Vinicius Durante's team had a difficult match against Leganés (Spain) and the winning goal came at the end, scored by attacking midfielder Diego. 

It is worth remembering that according to the competition regulations, games lasted 25 minutes each half. 

Check out the campaign: 

Group stage: 

Flamengo (BRA) 1 x 0 Cadiz (ESP)

Flamengo (BRA) 0 x 0 Maccabi Petah Tikva 

Flamengo (BRA) 0 x 2 Leganés (ESP) 

Round of XNUMX: 

Flamengo (BRA) 5 x 0 Torre Association (POT) 

Quarterfinals: 

Flamengo (BRA) 2 x 0 Las Rozas (ESP) 

Semifinal: 

Flamengo (BRA) 1 x 0 Leganés (ESP) 

Final: 

Flamengo (BRA) 1 X 0 Cadiz (ESP) 

Next appointment (IberCup Cup - Portugal): 

Now, the Garotos do Ninho will have a commitment this Wednesday (5), for the IberCup Cascais (Portugal) 2023. The opening match will be against FC Alverca, at 9:30 am (Brasília time). Flamengo is in Group B which also includes the Portuguese teams Benfica and Belenenses. 

Data sheet: 

Flamengo (BRA) 1 x 0 Leganés (ESP) U15 - semi-final - IberCup 2023 

Location: Madrid (Spain) 

Date and time: 04/04 at 5am (Brasília time) 

Goals: Diego 

Flamengo's starting lineup: 

Matheus; Heitor, Levy, Enzo and Gabriel Amancio; Filipe Emanuel, Diego Guimarães, Jheferson and Rogerio; Victor Hugo and Bryan Felipe. 

Coach: Vinicius Durante 

Cadiz (ESP) 0 x 1 Flamengo (BRA) U-15 - final - IberCup 2023 

Location: Madrid (Spain) 

Date and time: 04/04 at 8am (Brasília time) 

Goal: Victor Hugo 

Flamengo's starting lineup: 

Matheus; Heitor, Levy, Enzo and Gabriel Amancio; Filipe Emanuel, Diego Guimarães, Jheferson and Rogerio; Victor Hugo and Bryan Felipe. 

Coach: Vinicius Durante