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Nair keeps a clean sheet, Portugal continues without opening the other

Observador10 September 2026 at 18:58

After the defeat against North Korea, Portugal earned their first point at the Women's U-20 World Cup by drawing zero-zero with Colombia. The result kept the Portuguese women's qualification hopes alive in the tournament.

Goalkeeper Nair Pina was one of the standout players, making important saves that allowed Portugal to secure the point earned in the match.

This point comes after the opening defeat against North Korea, which had placed Portugal in a delicate position in the competition.

With this result, Portugal managed to keep qualification open, remaining in the fight for a spot in the next phase of the U-20 Women's World Cup.

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