2026 FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup: Thursday Results and Friday Fixtures in WAT

The 2026 FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup continues in Poland, with the second round of group-stage matches now complete and four more fixtures scheduled for Friday, September 11.

Thursday, September 10 — Results

Group E

• DPR Korea 4–0 Costa Rica: Pak Ok-I 26', Chon Yon-A 55', 87' (pen), Ho Kyong 90+6'

• Colombia 0–0 Portugal: No goals

Group F

• Spain 11–0 New Caledonia: Spain produced the biggest win of the tournament so far, storming into the knockout stage with an 11-goal demolition.

• China PR 0–0 Nigeria: The Falconets earned a valuable point after a disciplined defensive display.

The results confirmed Spain and DPR Korea as the latest teams to qualify for the Round of 16. Colombia moved to four points in Group E, while China reached four points in Group F.

Friday, September 11 — Fixtures

All times below are West Africa Time (WAT):

Group B

• 14:00 — England vs Brazil
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• 14:00 — Tanzania vs Canada
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Group A

• 17:00 — Benin vs Poland
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• 17:00 — Argentina vs Mexico
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FIFA's official schedule confirms the four Friday fixtures, with the first two kicking off at 15:00 local Polish time and the Group A matches at 18:00 local time — equivalent to 14:00 and 17:00 WAT, respectively.

Friday's key match

The biggest fixture is England vs Brazil, with both sides looking to strengthen their position in Group B. The other Group B encounter sees Tanzania face Canada, while hosts Poland take on Benin and Argentina meet Mexico in Group A.

Nigeria's next match: The Falconets will face New Caledonia on Sunday, September 13, in their final Group F game. A victory would give Nigeria a strong chance of progressing to the knockout stage.

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