Under 17 World Cup: Mexico draws level with Venezuela and their place in the Round of 16 is complicated | Video

Nathan Rivera

15/11/2023

Under 17 World Cup: Mexico draws level with Venezuela and
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Mexico and Venezuela they tied two this Wednesday in Bandung, in the second match of Group F of the Under 17 World Cup in Indonesia 2023, and added a point that benefits the 'Vinotinto' team, which reaches the last day depending on itself to access Round of 16, round that becomes complicated for the Tricolor.

Mexico, after losing in the first day against Germany, went out onto the field aware of the need to score points to continue with their chances of advancing to the round, but their initial plans vanished after six minutes when Alejandro Cichero overtook Venezuela.

The vinotinto team was unable to maintain its advantage because from the 39th minute onwards it played with one less player, due to the expulsion of Giovanny Sequera after a tough tackle on Brandon Lomeli.

In the second half, with numerical superiority, Mexico was better than its rival and in just five minutes, from 62' to 67', it turned the score around with goals from Stephano Carrillo and Luis Ortiz.

Venezuela did not collapse and sought the equalizer, finding a reward for its insistence almost at the end, when Nicola Profetagot the tie from a penalty kick.

With this result Venezuela is the leader of the Group F with 4 points, followed by Germany with 3, second and with one game less. Mexico is third with 1 and bottom is New Zealand without points, also with one game less.

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Group stage
Stadium: Jalak Harupat in Bandung (Indonesia)
Main referee: Atilla Karaoglan (Türkiye)
Lineups

Mexico
Bedolla
Navarrete
Rosemary
Lomeli
Sanchez
Martinez
Alvarez
Decks
Ortiz
Jimenez
Cheek
DT: Raúl Chabrand

Venezuela
Sanchez
Raap
Gentleman
Borgo
Balbo
Belt
Martinez
Arango
Prophet
dryer
Cichero
DT: Ricardo Valiño

(With information from EFE)

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