2005 South American U-17 Championship Explained

Tourney Name:2005 South American Under 17 Football Championship
Other Titles:2005 Sudamericano Sub-17
Country:Venezuela
Dates:1–17 April
Num Teams:10
Confederations:1
Venues:1
Cities:1
Count:7
Matches:30
Goals:107
Top Scorer: Kerlon (8 goals)
Prevseason:2003
Nextseason:2007

The 2005 South American Under-17 Football Championship was a football competition for U-17 national teams affiliated with CONMEBOL. It was the 11th time the tournament was held. It was played in Venezuela from 1 to 17 April 2005.

The host city of the competition was Maracaibo, which was chosen in April 2004.[1]

Squads

See main article: 2005 South American Under-17 Football Championship squads.

First round

The 10 national teams were divided in 2 groups of 5 teams each. The top 2 teams qualified for the final round.

Group A

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Group B

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2 April 2005
Colombia0:1ChileMaracaibo
Uruguay1:0ArgentinaMaracaibo
4 April 2005
Chile3:0PeruMaracaibo
Colombia1:0UruguayMaracaibo
6 April 2005
Peru1:3ColombiaMaracaibo
Chile2:3ArgentinaMaracaibo
8 April 2005
Argentina0:0ColombiaMaracaibo
Uruguay3:0PeruMaracaibo
10 April 2005
Uruguay4:0ChileMaracaibo
Argentina3:4PeruMaracaibo

Final round

The final round were played in the same system that first round, with the best 4 teams.

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Uruguay4:2EcuadorMaracaibo
Brazil3:1ColombiaMaracaibo
15 April 2005
Uruguay1:0ColombiaMaracaibo
Brazil4:1EcuadorMaracaibo
17 April 2005
Ecuador2:1ColombiaMaracaibo
Brazil2:2UruguayMaracaibo

Top goalscorers

NationPlayerGoals
Kerlon8
Elías Figueroa6
Anderson5
Javier Acuña5
Ramón5

Notes and References

  1. News: Maracaibo fue la elegida. ESPN. 20 April 2004. 5 February 2024. es.