Blunt! Venezuela thrashes Peru and gets its first victory in the South American Under-20

Published at: 25/01/2025 10:05 PM

The Venezuelan under-20 soccer team won a resounding victory against its counterpart from Peru 4-0 and achieved its first victory in the South American category.

In the match played at the Metropolitan Stadium in Lara, second in group A, he was clearly dominated by the Vinotinto team.

The team led by Ricardo Valiño opened the scoring in the 12th minute with a goal from Bianneider Tamayo after a corner kick taken by captain Kervin “Tuti” Andrade.

In the second half, Venezuela extended the lead to 65' with an own goal scored by Peruvian Brian Arias after a poor clearance.

Later, Giovanny Sequera came out at 80' due to discomfort and Leandro Rodríguez entered, who a minute later set the score 3-0, after taking advantage of a shot from Andrade that bounced off the post and that he took the opportunity to send her to the back of the net.

At 88' the last goal came Vinotinto on Miguel Vegas' legs, with an assist from Rodríguez.

With this victory, Venezuela is the leader of the group with 3 goals and a goal difference of (+3) above Uruguay (+1) and Paraguay and (+1).

Mazo News Team