2013 South American Youth Football Championship

Argentina was chosen as host country at a meeting of the CONMEBOL Executive Committee on 18 March 2011 at CONMEBOL headquarters in Luque, Paraguay. At the meeting, it was decided to make Argentina the host nation for both the South American Under-20 and Under-17 tournaments in 2013. ==Teams==

• (hosts) • • (holder and world champions) • • (winner) • • • • • ==Venues==

A total of two cities hosted the tournament. } }} ==Match officials==

The referees were: • Patricio Loustau • :Assistant: Diego Bonfá • Raúl Orosco • :Assistant: Wilson Arellano • Sandro Ricci • :Assistant: Marcelo Van Gasse • Julio Bascuñán • :Assistant: Carlos Astroza • José Hernando Buitrago • :Assistant: Wilmar Navarro • Carlos Vera • :Assistant: Byron Romero • Enrique Cáceres • :Assistant: Darío Gaona • Víctor Hugo Carrillo • :Assistant: Raúl López • Daniel Fedorczuk • :Assistant: Nicolás Tarán • Marlon Escalante • :Assistant: Carlos López ==Squads==

When teams finished level of points, the final order was determined according to: • superior goal difference in all matches • greater number of goals scored in all group matches • better result in matches between the tied teams • drawing of lots All match times are in local Argentine time (UTC−03:00). Group A ---- ---- ---- ---- Group B ---- ---- ---- ---- ==Final stage==

The final stage was scheduled to take place between 20 January and 3 February. ---- ---- ---- ---- ==Goalscorers==

;6 goals • Nicolás López ;5 goals • Juan Fernando Quintero • Nicolás Castillo • Yordy Reyna ;4 goals • Derlis González • Diego Rolán • Jhon Córdoba • Ely Esterilla ;3 goals • Miguel Borja • Matías Pérez ;2 goals • Luciano Vietto • Rodrigo Vargas • Cristian Cuevas • Juan Nieto • Miguel Parrales • Cristian Benavente • Edison Flores • Josef Martínez • Junior Alonso ;1 goal • Agustín Allione • Juan Iturbe • Lucas Melano • Alan Ruiz • Danny Bejarano • Felipe Anderson • Fred • Marcos Júnior • Alejandro Contreras • Claudio Baeza • Diego Rojas • Diego Rubio • Felipe Mora • Igor Lichnovsky • Nicolás Maturana • Bryan Rabello • Brayan Perea • Jherson Vergara Amú • Carlos Armando Grueso • José Francisco Cevallos • Rodrigo Alborno • Ángel Cardozo • Cecilio Domínguez • Gustavo Gómez • Jorge Rojas • Jean Deza • Miguel Araujo • Edwuin Gómez • Andy Polo • Rodrigo Aguirre • Diego Laxalt • Rubén Bentancourt • Mauricio Formiliano • Juan Pablo Añor ;Own goal • Luis León (for Brazil) ==See also==