2023-07-25 05:40:52
Colombia will take to the field this Monday night to face South Korea, in the debut of both teams in the Women’s World Cup, where the tricolor hopes to show a team that combines experience and youth.
The ‘Powerpuff Girls’ of Colombia, encouraged by their runner-up in the Copa América in 2022, will face the South Koreans at 9:00 pm at the Allianz Stadium, in Australia, with the transmission of Gol Caracol.
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Those led by Nelson Abadía will have to go out and win if they want to get through the group stage of the World Cup without major problems, this following Germany’s 6-0 win over Morocco on the first day of Group H.
Colombia will face the Europeans on Sunday 30 at 4:30 am at the Allianz Stadium and the Africans on Thursday, August 3 at 5:00 am at HBF Park, in Perth.
First victory for Colombia in the Women’s World Cup!
The women’s team did not neglect the result. It was more than the Asian team and managed to be more effective than South Korea. In the end, dominance and the insistence on scoring a third goal were key for the team led by Nelson Abadía to get their first three goals in a game that, for many, is the “classification”.
Now, we have to turn the page and start thinking regarding Germany, who beat Morocco 6-0 and will be the tricolor’s rival next Sunday morning.
The tricolor dominates and gains confidence
The “ole” begins in the stands. The Colombian women’s team plays well and is tireless with every ball; He comes out from behind and excites the public. Linda Caicedo is the star of the team, but Catalina Usme, Mayra Ramírez and Catalina Pérez are an essential part of the tricolor engine that maintains the result with confidence and control.
Colombia fights, but wins
Colombia dominates the ball and generates danger in the area of the South Korean women’s team. The Asians continue with the high pressure, but they have not been able to stop the strength and speed of Linda Caicedo. Colombia drives the Koreans to despair.
The ball moves and the second half starts. No changes in Colombia that wins well once morest South Korea.
End of the first part
They finished the first part of the match with a score in favor of 2-0. The figures of the first 45 minutes? Catalina Usme, Linda Caicedo and Catalina Perez.
The tricolor breathed with the goal from Usme, the all-time goalscorer for the women’s team. The ‘Superpowers’ took advantage of the drop in spirit of the Asians and Linda Caicedo, who changed bands, sentenced the 2-0 with vivacity.
It is a disputed game, very physical and intense. However, Colombia has known how to manage the times of the game and for the moment, it gets the result it needs to think regarding Germany.
What a nice goal, Linda! 2-0
Colombia gained confidence and took advantage of the emotional impact in the best way. Linda Caicedo, the tricolor star, stole a ball in midfield and dribbled down the left wing at minute 38.
The Real Madrid player saw the Korean goalkeeper outside the goal and finished off. The ball, as she was alive, fell out of the Asian’s hands and went inside her. Colombia 2 – South Korea 0 and the ‘Superpowers’ make an entire country smile.
Colombia tried several times in the Asian goal and a hand from a Korean defense was the key for a penalty to be awarded to Colombia. Catalina Usme breathed and calmly sent her to save at minute 28.
Colombia’s first goal in the Women’s World Cup scored by the tricolor’s all-time top scorer. Well charged to scream at the top of your lungs!
Colombia tries to go out in attack
The first 20 minutes have left a leisurely and physical game. Colombia has had good starts on the wings, but the defensive intensity of the Asians has not allowed the ‘Superpowers’ to open the scoring.
South Korea scares in the first minutes
South Korea has won the first duels and has approached the goal guarded by Catalina Pérez on more occasions. The Asians have not given a ball for lost and maintain pressure in the middle of the field. Several set pieces were generated in favor of the Koreans, but the Colombian goalkeeper has responded in the best way in the first ten minutes.
Initial whistle. Colombia serves from midfield and makes the world dream of an entire country come true. The tricolor tries for the right wing, but the Asians prevent the passage with high pressure.
The teams are out on the pitch!
With Daniela Montoya at the helm, the Colombian women’s team came out to sing the Colombian anthem on Australian soil. A good turnout from the Colombian public who loudly sang the country’s battle cry, just like Catalina Pérez.
Players and fans… To tears!
This will be the headline of Korea
Yoon Youngguel, Choo Hyojoo, Shim Seoyeon, Lim Seonjoo, Son Hwayeon, Cho Sohyun, Lee Geummin, Ji Soyun, Choe Yuri, Jang Selgi and Kim Hyeri will be the rivals for the Colombian women’s team.
Colombia jumped onto the pitch to warm up
The sun in Sydney (Australia) welcomes the Colombians who are already warming up for the match once morest South Korea. Tranquility, joy and hope can be seen on the faces of the ‘Superpowers’, who will wear yellow, blue and red once morest South Korea.
Ready to chase the dream!
This was the arrival of the Colombian women’s team at the Sydney Football Stadium. Joy, flavor and the mentality set to make history in the Women’s World Cup in Australia and New Zealand.
The tricolor is already prepared to face South Korea. The 11 chosen by Nelson Abadía are the following:
Goalkeeper: Catalina Usme.
Defenders: Carolina Arias, Daniela Arias, Jorelyn Carabalí and Manuela Vargas.
Flyers: Daniela Montoya, Lorena Bedoya, Leyci Santos, Catalina Usme.
Forwards: Linda Caicedo and Mayra Ramírez.
In the bank will be:
S. Sepúlveda (Arquera), N. Giraldo (Arquera), D. Caracas, A. Guzmán, M. Ramos, A. Barón, D. Ospina, C. Reyes, M.Restrepo, I. Chacón, L. Andrade and E.Bahr.
All ready in the dressing room!
The tricolor dressing room of the Sydney Football Stadium already wears the yellow jersey of the Colombian women’s team that will face its South Korean counterpart from 9:00 pm with the transmission of Gol Caracol.
Daniela Montoya recalled Colombia’s first goal in a Women’s World Cup
Daniela Montoya, one of the great references of the tricolor team, recalled a unique moment for the Fifa channel: Colombia’s first goal in a Women’s World Cup.
The score that meant a 1-1 draw once morest Mexico was an indelible moment for the Antioquia. “That goal at Canada 2015 was incredible. Just naming it makes me emotional because it was my second Senior World Cup and we hadn’t managed to score a goal in the past (Germany 2011)”, said the midfielder.
“We were convinced that we wanted to make history and I had a flutter in my heart that I was going to score. I spent the goal of life, so to speak. It was a moment that will always remain. It is something that I will never forget, ”she assured.
Linda Caicedo featured at the FIFA museum in Sydney
Some of the best women’s soccer players, such as the Spanish Alexia Putellas, the Brazilian Marta da Silva and the Colombian Linda Caicedo, were immortalized in the Fifa Museum for their living legacy and example they set for millions of girls who see them shine at the World Cup in Australia and New Zealand.
The exhibition entitled “The singing voice: The faces of women’s football” at the FIFA Museum, inaugurated in Sydney on the occasion of the 2023 World Cup, includes these three women among the most prominent figures in this sport, who share the stage with other stars such as Megan Rapinoe and Australian Sam Kerr.
The young Colombian, crowned the “Queen of America” and signed by Real Madrid at the end of last season, has astonished the world since she was 14 years old with her skills on the pitch.
For this reason, Fifa highlights that this young promise – the first woman to play in the U-17, U-20 and Women’s World Cups in less than a year and accumulate a covetable record – is “a rising star striker for Real Madrid and his nation”.
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How is the record once morest South Korea?
South Korea has players like Ji Soyun and Jang Sel-gi and comes from being runner-up in the 2022 Women’s Asian Cup at the hands of Colin Bell, an English coach who took over the reins of the squad in 2019.
Colombia will seek to improve the record it has once morest South Korea, as they have met twice: once in the 2010 U-20 World Cup, when they lost 1-0 with a goal from Ji So-yun in the dispute for third place in the tournament, and another in the draw at one goal in the 2018 U-17 World Cup in the group stage, with goals from Cho Min-Ji and Gisela Robledo.
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The common denominator in the discourse of the 23 players that Nelson Abadía summoned for the World Cup in Oceania is to make history.
The tricolor lacked players like Katherine Tapia, Gisela Robledo, Liana Salazar and Tatiana Ariza, who were part of this process. And of the 23 present, Sandra Sepúlveda, Daniela Arias, Daniela Montoya, Catalina Usme, Mayra Ramírez and Leicy Santos stand out for their experience and leadership.
Other soccer players such as Ana María Guzmán, Ángela Barón, Linda Caicedo and María Camila Reyes appear as players to watch because of their young age, but also because of their projection and their role in the under-17 and under-20 categories in the World Cups they have played.
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