Brazil Debutant Ary Borges Scores First FIFA Women’s World Cup Hat-trick
South American champions of Brazil had a huge kickstart to their 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup campaign with a stunning 4-0 victory against Panama. The Brazilians were clearly in flying form as they utterly demolished the tournament debutant nation through their brilliant attacking football.
Ary Borges scores hat-trick in World Cup debut for Brazil
On the contrary, another FIFA Women’s World Cup debutant had by far probably the most glamorous night of her career. World Cup debut couldn’t be any better than it was for the Brazilian wonder woman Ary Borges.
Ary Borges played the first ever game for the Brazilian national team at the FIFA Women’s World Cup and debuted with a bang in the opening match for her country with a stunning hat-trick which thrashed their opponents, Panama.
Ary Borges’ hat-trick not only set Brazil’s start to the tournament with fly colours, but also became the first hat-trick of the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup which is being jointly hosted by Australia and New Zealand.
With this hat-trick, Borges has forever immortalized her name in the history of the biggest global arena of football for her South American nation. She has become the fourth Brazilian woman footballer ever5 to score a hat-trick in the World Cup.
What makes this feat by Ary Borges even more impressive is the fact that she is also the youngest player in the list of all the four. And obviously, she also is the only player to achieve the same on her tournament debut for Brazil.
Ary Borges scores first 2023 World Cup hat-trick
The Louisville forward has been exceptionally known for being ever-present for the national team of Brazil ever since her debut for them back in 2020. When the 23-year-old forward had entered the pitch earlier, she only has six goals in a total of 27 appearances for her country.
Nobody had expected that Borges will be the one to immortalize her name in her World Cup debut match, which was also the opening match for Brazil in the tournament.
Borges first netted the ball 19 minutes into the match itself with a stunning backpost header, while her second came in the 39th minute as a tap in, her third goal was the sensational hit which put Brazil 4 goals ahead of Panama and became the winning goal for the Selecao.
