Women s Football Cup America s Report: Brazil 5-1 Uruguay, advances to the finals

In the just-concluded Women's Cup semi-finals, the host Brazilian women's football team showed strong dominance, defeating the Uruguayan women's football team with a huge gap of 5-1, and advancing to the finals strongly. Legendary star Mata made a pass and shot without aging, and the forward newcomer Amanda Gutierrez scored twice and shone in the whole game. Brazil broke the deadlock just 12 minutes into the game. Veteran Mata made a precise cross from the right, and Amanda Gutierrez beat the defender and headed the ball. Just one minute later, the lightning offensive came again, and Gio Galberini calmly shot low in the penalty area and scored a far corner, quickly expanding the score to 2-0. Uruguay missed the opportunity when he shot the crossbar in the 15th minute. In the 27th minute, Brazil got a penalty kick, and Mata took the penalty and established a three-goal lead in the first half.

The fight changed sides and another dramatic scene appeared on the field. In the 51st minute, Brazilian defender Aisha Haas accidentally scored an own goal when returning to defense, and the visiting team won a goal. In the 65th minute, Gutierrez took the free kick and shot a straight shot from the world wave, completing his own double hit in this game. As the end of the game approached, Dudinia received the pass and inserted a blast in the middle of the penalty area to score, locking the final score at 5-1.

In this game, Mata once again proved her value, with one pass and one shot leading the offensive in the first half, and her forward partner Amanda Gutierrez became the highlight, and she finished her double kick with her head and feet, especially the free kick that world-wide waves were astonishing as everyone else. Although Uruguayan goalkeeper Claudia conceded five goals, she saved many key saves to avoid a bigger score loss.

An overwhelming victory allowed the Brazilian women's football team to advance to the final, and they will launch a final blow to the goal of the Women's Cup America championship.