Brazil U-20
CharacterBrazil U-20 is Brazil's national under-twenty football team, entered into Group B of the PIFA youth World Cup within the series. Unlike several of its fictional peers, the side opens its campaign with a pair of victories.
Overview
Brazil U-20 represents Brazil at the under-twenty level of the sport. Across the story it takes part in the youth World Cup as a member of Group B. The team is marked active and first appears in the manga's 303rd chapter.
Role
Brazil starts strongly in the group stage. It defeats Uzbekistan by three goals, then follows up with a two-goal win over Senegal, although the precise scorelines stay off the page. A concluding group fixture against the Czech Republic remains to be played out.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What group is Brazil U-20 in?
Brazil U-20 is entered into Group B of the PIFA youth World Cup in the Blue Lock manga.
How did Brazil U-20 start their group stage campaign?
Brazil U-20 starts strongly, defeating Uzbekistan by three goals and then following up with a two-goal win over Senegal.
Who does Brazil U-20 play in their final group match?
Brazil U-20 has a concluding group fixture against the Czech Republic still to be played out.
Are individual Brazil U-20 players named in the manga?
No, no individual Brazilian players receive names in the Blue Lock material.
Did the real Brazil compete in the U-20 World Cup?
No, the real Brazil did not compete in the under-twenty World Cup held in Poland, marking Brazil U-20's appearance in Blue Lock as fictional.
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