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2026 U-20 WWC: Colombia Captain Turns Attention to Falconets After Poland Victory

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Colombia captain Juana Ortegon says her team has already shifted its focus to Nigeria’s Falconets after securing a place in the quarter-finals of the 2026 FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup, reports Comoletesports.com.

The South Americans booked their spot in the last eight with a hard-fought 1-0 victory over hosts Poland in a keenly contested Round of 16 encounter.

The match appeared destined for extra time before Poland conceded a late own goal.

With just a minute remaining, Mariana Silva sent a dangerous cross across the face of goal, with Martyna Bartczak inadvertently diverting the ball into her own net.

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Ortegon Praises Teammates

Ortegon praised her teammates for their determination and fighting spirit after the dramatic victory.

“This team is all about fighting until the end. We always fight and do our best. We never stop trying to go forward, and in the end, we scored,” Ortegon told FIFA.

Ready For Falconets Showdown

The Colombia captain acknowledged the challenge ahead but said the team would approach the tournament one game at a time.

“We will play match by match. We are very happy to be in the quarter-finals, so we will think about Nigeria first, but this team will always compete to win. Our dream is to win the world title, but we’re going match by match,” added Ortegon.

Colombia will face Nigeria in the quarter-finals on Sunday, with a place in the semi-finals at stake.

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