Leticia Pinho on Peru clash: “We want an excellent performance”

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Leticia Pinho on Peru clash: “We want an excellent performance”

Leticia Pinho on Peru clash: “We want an excellent performance”

The Brazil Women’s U-17 National Team returns to the field on Friday (1) to face Peru in the fourth round of the South American Championship group stage. After the team’s final training session, f...

Leticia Pinho on Peru clash: “We want an excellent performance”

The Brazil Women’s U-17 National Team returns to the field on Friday (1) to face Peru in the fourth round of the South American Championship group stage. After the team’s final training session, f...

The Brazil Women's U-17 National Team is gearing up for a crucial showdown against Peru this Friday (1) in the fourth round of the South American Championship group stage. Fresh off their final training session, forward Leticia Pinho shared her excitement and confidence ahead of the match.

"Expectations are the best possible. We want to play an excellent match to earn the three points and secure our place in the semifinal," Pinho said with determination. "The preparation was very good. We only adjusted a few details, because we've already been well organized since the period we spent at Granja Comary."

Currently sitting at the top of Group B with six points, Brazil is in a commanding position. The group standings show Ecuador in second with four points, followed by Venezuela and Uruguay tied at three points each, and Peru at the bottom with just one point. A draw or a win against Peru would be enough to punch Brazil's ticket to the semifinals—a goal that's well within reach for this talented squad.

The match kicks off at 8 p.m. Brasília time on Friday at Estádio Ameliano Villeta in Paraguay, with live coverage on SporTV. For fans of women's football, this is a must-watch encounter as the young Canarinho look to continue their strong campaign.

Beyond the tactical preparation, Pinho opened up about what it means to wear the iconic yellow jersey. "Being able to represent this country is a unique feeling. It's a place many people would like to be, so it's a great source of pride," she said, reflecting on her journey. Her family—mother Fernanda, father Henrique, and brother Lucas—have been her biggest supporters every step of the way. "They are always with me, and that's something very important to me. They always go to my matches to support me," she added warmly.

Now a standout for Flamengo and the national team, Pinho credits her family for fueling her passion from the very beginning. As Brazil prepares to take the field, fans can expect a performance driven by heart, skill, and the relentless pursuit of excellence.

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