Ecuador se impuso ante Uruguay y sumó tres puntos importantes para mantenerse líder en la tabla. Colombia superó a Chile por la mínima y escaló posiciones en el Grupo A. La CONMEBOL Sub17 2026 disputó la primera jornada del Grupo A correspondiente a la Fecha 3, este martes 7 de abril, en el estadio CARFEM de Ypané – Paraguay. La selección ecuatoriana venció 2-1 a Uruguay y se mantiene como líder de la tabla. Por su parte, Colombia superó 1-0 a Chile en un duelo parejo, imponiéndose por la mínima diferencia para quedarse con tres puntos importantes en su camino hacia la clasificación. Ver esta publicación en Instagram Una publicación compartida de CONMEBOLtorneos (@conmeboltorneos) Próxima jornada – 8 de abril – Fecha 3 | Grupo B: Bolivia vs. Perú – Estadio Ameliano, Villeta. Venezuela vs. Argentina – Estadio Ameliano, Villeta. Ecuador 2-1 Uruguay - Grupo A Ecuador superó 2-1 a Uruguay en el duelo inaugural de la jornada y se mantiene como líder del grupo. Jhon Chica abrió el marcador para Ecuador a los 12’, mientras que Nicolás Scotti igualó a los 28’ para la ‘Celeste’. En la segunda mitad, Steven Guerrero anotó a los 67’ y selló el triunfo para la ‘Tri’. Ver esta publicación en Instagram Una publicación compartida de CONMEBOLtorneos (@conmeboltorneos) - Números del partido - Ecuador ganó cuatro de sus últimos seis partidos contra Uruguay en CONMEBOL Sub17 (2D), después de haber ganado solo uno de sus anteriores cinco duelos con la Celeste en el torneo (2E 2D). Desde 2009, Ecuador arranca un CONMEBOL Sub17 sin derrota en sus primeros tres partidos (2V 1E) por cuarta vez, tras 2011 (2V 1E), 2015 (3V) y 2019 (2V 1E). Hólger Quintero (1G 1A) es el primer jugador de Ecuador que marca y asiste en esta edición del CONMEBOL Sub17, mientras que Nicolás Scotti (1G 1A) es el primero que lo hace para Uruguay en el torneo en 2026. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PdtXlEVNX10 Colombia 1-0 Chile - Grupo A Colombia se impuso 1-0 a Chile y escaló posiciones en la tabla del Grupo A. José Escorcia anotó el único tanto del encuentro a los 49' de la primera etapa. Ver esta publicación en Instagram Una publicación compartida de CONMEBOLtorneos (@conmeboltorneos) - Números del partido - Colombia anotó su segundo gol de penal en las últimas dos ediciones del CONMEBOL Sub17, con la apertura del marcador hoy ante Chile. De hecho, solo el conjunto colombiano y el chileno tienen más de un gol por esta vía en este lapso, ambos con dos. Colombia realizó 25 remates ante Chile en este partido, la mayor cantidad de disparos en un encuentro de la actual CONMEBOL Sub17, junto a lo hecho por Paraguay ante Ecuador. Colombia extiende su invicto actual en CONMEBOL Sub17 a cinco partidos (3V 2E), su mejor racha en el torneo desde una similar en 2009 (3V 2E). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8c60Vh-zLkU – Dónde ver – Ver esta publicación en Instagram Una publicación compartida de CONMEBOLtorneos (@conmeboltorneos) CONMEBOL.com/OPTA

The club will be without Inigo Martinez for the upcoming clash against Al-Okhdood, while uncertainty also surrounds Kingsley Coman and Joao Felix, as fitness questions linger. Cristiano Ronaldo heads into another decisive Matchday with Al-Nassr, but fresh injury concerns have disrupted preparations. The club will be without Inigo Martinez for the upcoming clash against Al-Okhdood, while uncertainty also surrounds Kingsley Coman and Joao Felix, as fitness questions linger. The absence of key figures arrives at a critical point in the season. With the title race tightening, every selection decision now carries added weight for the league leader. Al-Nassr enters the Round 28 fixture against Al-Okhdood sitting top of the Saudi Pro League with 70 points, maintaining a five-point advantage over Al-Hilal. The club has built momentum through consistent results, including a commanding victory over Al-Najma in the previous round. At the same time, rivals have shown signs of vulnerability, with Al-Hilal dropping points and Al-Qadisiyah slipping to defeat. These results have strengthened Al-Nassr’s grip on first place, but the margin remains narrow enough to demand full focus. The biggest immediate setback comes with the confirmed absence of Inigo Martinez. The Spanish defender continues his recovery from a hamstring injury and has not yet returned to full group training. Inigo Martinez of Al-Nassr controls the ball According to Arriyadiyah, he has been limited to light running and individual training as part of his rehabilitation process. His absence removes an experienced defensive option at a time when stability at the back is essential. Fitness update on Coman and Felix emerges As a result, attention has also turned to Kingsley Coman and Joao Felix, whose fitness situations have been closely monitored. Arriyadiyah’s latest update suggests that both players are still undergoing rehabilitation and are yet to be fully integrated into group training, leaving their availability uncertain. Cristiano Ronaldo of Al-Nassr (R) and Joao Felix of Al-Nassr (L Coman has resumed individual training after partial participation, with a final decision expected closer to Saturday’s Matchday. Felix, meanwhile, remains on a structured recovery program alongside other teammates dealing with muscle-related issues. The report adds that medical and technical staff continue to manage these cases carefully to avoid setbacks, highlighting the cautious approach being taken. Several players set to return on the pitch The absence and uncertainty surrounding multiple players’ places added pressure on the squad depth. While some players, including Mohamed Simakan and Abdullah Al-Hamdan, have returned to fitness, others are still working toward full recovery. Preparing for AlOkhdood 🕰️ pic.twitter.com/eF253PoS45 — AlNassr FC (@AlNassrFC_EN) April 7, 2026 This situation forces the coaching staff to carefully balance short-term results with long-term player health. Managing workloads has become a recurring theme as the season approaches its decisive phase.

The Saudi giant has once again found itself in the spotlight after matching one of its own historic achievements, further underlining its dominance in the Saudi Pro League. Cristiano Ronaldo continues to lead the charge as Al-Nassr pushes deeper into a remarkable run of form this season. The Saudi giant has once again found itself in the spotlight after matching one of its own historic achievements, further underlining its dominance in the Saudi Pro League. The latest victory, a commanding performance against Al-Najma, reinforced Al-Nassr’s position at the top of the table. Momentum is firmly on their side as the title race approaches its decisive phase. Al-Nassr delivered a statement performance with a 5-2 victory over Al-Najma at Al-Awwal Park. Jorge Jesus’s players controlled the match from start to finish, showcasing their attacking strength and depth in quality. What’s more, Cristiano Ronaldo played a key role in the win, contributing to the scoreline alongside teammates who stepped up in crucial moments. The attacking trio, supported by a well-organized midfield, ensured Al-Najma struggled throughout the game. It was in the aftermath of last weekend’s victory that the significance of the result became clear. Al-Nassr’s latest success marked its 13th consecutive league win, equaling the longest winning streak in the club’s history, a record previously set between 2013 and 2014. According to Opta statistics, the team equaled its longest winning streak in its history in the Saudi top division. Ronaldo’s impact in a record-breaking run Cristiano Ronaldo has been central to this historic run, continuing to deliver in key moments. During the match, he added to his tally of 23 with a brace, demonstrating his enduring influence in front of goal. His contribution goes beyond scoring, as he remains a focal point in the team’s attacking structure. With 97 goals in 100 league appearances, Ronaldo’s efficiency continues to set the standard for the squad. Tonight: @Cristiano will play his 100th RSL game 🐐 pic.twitter.com/wRpzt7bRnm — Roshn Saudi League (@SPL_EN) April 3, 2026 Consistency across the campaign Al-Nassr’s form hasn’t been limited to a single stretch of fixtures. The Riyadh outfit has shown a unique ability to maintain momentum since January 2026, including a perfect record in matches following international breaks this season. This consistency has allowed the squad to build a strong lead at the top of the standings. With 70 points after 27 rounds, they remain ahead of their closest challengers, Al-Hilal and Al-Ahli, keeping control of the title race.

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