Under-20 refers to a classification for individuals, typically in sports or competitions, who are aged 19 years or younger. This term is commonly used in the context of youth sports leagues, tournaments, and events, indicating that participants must not have reached their 20th birthday by a specified date, often the beginning of the competitive season. The Under-20 category allows for players to compete against others in the same age group, promoting fair competition and development opportunities for young athletes. In various contexts, such as international tournaments, the term may also relate to specific age-restricted competitions, providing these young competitors with a platform to showcase their skills and grow in their respective sports.
Brazil and Argentina drew 1-1 in a thrilling match at the South American Under-20 Championship. Argentina took an initial lead with a penalty goal by Echeverri, following a foul by…