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Bia Zaneratto scores twice in Palmeiras' 3-1 comeback and Belgrano must beat Universitario to stay alive
Alaides Paz put the Piratas ahead after 13 minutes in Quito, but a Bia Zaneratto brace and a Brena Carolina stunner turned the match around. Belgrano sit on one point and face a decisive game on Wednesday.
Mercedes Diz scores Argentina's first-ever U-17 World Cup goal, but Germany fight back to win 2-1 in Rabat
La Albiceleste led after nine minutes in their first match at a FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup. The European champions turned it around through Johanna Hebben and Mia Kuhn, and Argentina finished with ten after Oriana Bralo was sent off.
Andrea Pérez gives Santa Fe a dramatic Libertadores debut: 3-2 over Caracas with a 90+2 header
Las Leonas came from behind twice in Quito to take all three points in the match CONMEBOL had pushed back a day over the Venezuelan squad's visas. They share the lead of Group A with Corinthians.
Yessica Bermeo rescues Deportivo Cali with a 93rd-minute stunner: 1-1 against Libertad after playing with ten from the 11th minute
The Colombian champions opened their Copa Libertadores Femenina campaign with a red card after 11 minutes and a last-gasp equaliser from their captain from more than 30 metres. Bolívar and Olimpia also drew, 2-2.
Argentina open their first Under-17 Women's World Cup against Germany on Saturday at noon
Christian Meloni's side make their debut in Rabat against Germany, who are playing their eighth World Cup at this level. It is Argentina's first appearance at the tournament, earned as runners-up at the South American championship in Paraguay.
Corinthians open their title defence with a 2-0 win over Colo Colo at altitude in Quito
Vic Albuquerque struck inside the first five minutes and Jaqueline sealed it from the spot in the second half. The six-time champions top Group A and face Caracas on Sunday.
Alaides Paz scores Belgrano's first Libertadores goal as Las Piratas draw 1-1 with Independiente del Valle on their debut
Belgrano picked up their first point in the Copa Libertadores Femenina: Uruguayan forward Alaides Paz opened the scoring in the 23rd minute and Karen Páez levelled from the spot for Las Dragonas before half-time. Palmeiras are next on Sunday.
CONMEBOL moves Caracas v Santa Fe in the Libertadores Femenina to Friday at 10 pm over the Venezuelan squad's visas
The Group A opener between Caracas FC and Independiente Santa Fe, scheduled for Thursday in Quito, will now be played on Friday 16 at 10 pm (midnight Saturday in Argentina). The Venezuelan club had said it did not have visas to enter Ecuador.
Belgrano make their Copa Libertadores Femenina debut against Independiente del Valle as the first club from Argentina's interior to reach the tournament
Las Piratas open Group B on Thursday at 3 p.m. local time at the Estadio Banco Guayaquil in Quito. They are the only Argentine side in the competition and qualified by winning the Trofeo de Campeonas on penalties against Newell's.
Putellas scores on her 150th Spain cap, but the United States fight back for a 2-2 in Chester
Spain led 2-0 through Alexia Putellas and Salma Paralluelo; Ashley Sanchez and Mallory Swanson, with her first goal since the Olympic final, levelled in the second half.
Argentina draw 2-2 with Brazil in Recife and hold on with ten for over half an hour
Germán Portanova's side were 2-0 down at Arena Pernambuco, levelled through Daiana Falfán and a Florencia Bonsegundo penalty, and held the draw after Sofía Domínguez's red card.