Colombia and Uruguay played out the tournament’s first draw

• Both teams are tied for second place with 4 points, behind Argentina (6).
• All goals were scored in the first half.

The first draw of the CONMEBOL Copa América Futsal Femenina 2025™ came in the tournament’s tenth match: in an entertaining duel, Colombia and Uruguay played to a 2-2 draw and now share second place in Group B.

Colombia opened the scoring in the fifth minute after a brilliant one-two between Mancilla and Salcedo, with the number 9 finishing into the net to score her second goal of the tournament.

Uruguay responded immediately with a goal from Naiara Ferrari, striking powerfully to equalize. La Celeste then took the lead through Scaletti, who received a pass from Ferrari and finished with a toe-poke to score her third goal in Sorocaba.

With just 20 seconds left in the first half, a well-executed Colombian counterattack ended with Mancilla one-on-one with the goalkeeper before passing to Jaimes, who slotted into an open net to make it 2-2.

The second half was tense, fiercely contested, and featured fewer goal-scoring opportunities than the first. Scaletti came close to giving Uruguay the lead, but the post denied her at the 10-minute mark.

The match ended 2-2, and both teams will look to make this point count in the next round. After a rest day, Uruguay will face Group B leaders Argentina, while Colombia’s third match will be against Peru.

Lineups

Colombia (2): 1- Paula Valencia, 5- Danna Rodríguez, 7- Merlin Salcedo (Captain), 9- Nicole Mancilla, 10- Melissa Jaimes.

Substitutes: 12- Nicole Cardona, 2- Laura Bustos, 3- Sonia Avendaño, 4- Isabella Mosquera, 6- Alejandra Apraez, 8- Angely Camargo, 11- Dayana Rivera, 13- Karen Torres, 14- Mariana Restrepo Triana.

Head coach: Roberto Bruno

Uruguay (2): 1- Inés Lupano, 3- Antonella Perdomo, 4- Shamila González, 7- Stefany Suárez, 14- Fátima Villar.

Substitutes: 2- Ailin Silvera, 5- Celeste Santana, 6- Valentina Márquez, 8- Jimena Álvez, 9- Maura Scaletti, 10- Jennifer Clara, 11- Naiara Ferrari, 12- Victoria Pérez, 13- Federica Silvera (Captain).

Head coach: Pablo Lamanna.

Goals:

First half: 5’ Nicole Mancilla (COL), 6’ Naiara Ferrari (URU), 12’ Maura Scaletti (URU), 20’ Melissa Jaimes (COL). Halftime score: Colombia 2-2 Uruguay.

Second half: No goals. Final score: Colombia 2-2 Uruguay.

Cards:

First half: 10’ Yellow card for Stefany Suárez (URU).

Second half: 16’ Yellow card for Maura Scaletti (URU), 19’ Yellow card for Jennifer Clara (URU).

Main referee: Anelize Schulz (Brazil).