Brazil Crushes Ecuador to Win the Women's Intercontinental Football 7 Cup

Brazil started the Women's Intercontinental Football 7 Cup final against Ecuador in dominant fashion. Tati Bueno scored early, setting the tone for the match as the Brazilian team imposed their rhythm. Naruska doubled the lead with a brilliant individual play, sending Brazil into halftime with a commanding 2-0 advantage. Ecuadorian goalkeeper Renteria stood out with spectacular saves, preventing an even larger scoreline in the first half.

In the second half, Tati Bueno shone again, scoring her second goal to become the tournament's top scorer. Cássia and Suelen also found the net, sealing a decisive 5-0 victory. The Brazilian team showcased a solid defense and offensive dominance, leaving Ecuador with no chance to respond. Ana Luísa, who came on in the second half, made key saves to preserve the clean sheet and secure Brazil's triumph.

In addition to the title, Brazil swept all individual honors. Lala was named Best Goalkeeper, Dilma Mendes won Best Coach, Naruska earned Player of the Tournament, and Tati Bueno claimed the Golden Boot. This victory reinforces Brazil's dominance in the sport and solidifies their status as a powerhouse in women's football 7. The celebration by players and the coaching staff marked a historic moment, with cries of "We are champions!" echoing through Arena B12 in Florianópolis.