FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup 2026: Results So Far and Group Tables

ŁÓDŹ, Poland — The 2026 FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup is under way in Poland, with Groups A and B complete after three matches. Groups C to F have two games played, with Matchday 3 fixtures scheduled for Saturday and Sunday.

Hosts Poland and Brazil both finished their groups with maximum points. Spain and North Korea lead their sections after two games.

Top two in each group, plus the four best third-placed teams, reach the last 16.

Results so far

Group A

  • Poland 3-0 Argentina
  • Mexico 2-2 Benin
  • Benin 0-8 Argentina
  • Poland 2-1 Mexico
  • Benin 1-4 Poland
  • Argentina 3-2 Mexico

Group B

  • Brazil 4-1 Tanzania
  • Canada 1-1 England
  • Brazil 3-0 Canada
  • England 5-1 Tanzania
  • England 1-2 Brazil
  • Tanzania 0-6 Canada

Group C

  • France 1-1 South Korea
  • Ecuador 3-0 Ghana
  • Ghana 3-1 South Korea
  • France 3-2 Ecuador

Group D

  • Japan 2-1 New Zealand
  • USA 1-2 Italy
  • Italy 3-0 New Zealand
  • Japan 2-2 USA

Group E

  • North Korea 2-0 Portugal
  • Costa Rica 1-3 Colombia
  • North Korea 4-0 Costa Rica
  • Colombia 0-0 Portugal

Group F

  • New Caledonia 0-5 China
  • Spain 2-0 Nigeria
  • Spain 11-0 New Caledonia
  • China 0-0 Nigeria

Group tables (POS, Team, P, GD, Pts)

Group A

POSTeamPGDPts
1Poland3+79
2Argentina3+66
3Mexico3-21
4Benin3-111

Group B

POSTeamPGDPts
1Brazil3+79
2England3+34
2Canada3+34
4Tanzania3-130

Group C

POSTeamPGDPts
1France2+14
2Ecuador2+23
3Ghana2-13
4South Korea2-21

Group D

POSTeamPGDPts
1Italy2+46
2Japan2+14
3United States2-11
4New Zealand2-40

Group E

POSTeamPGDPts
1North Korea2+66
2Colombia2+24
3Portugal2-21
4Costa Rica2-60

Group F

POSTeamPGDPts
1Spain2+136
2China2+54
3Nigeria2-21
4New Caledonia2-160

Nigeria sit third in Group F on one point after a 2-0 defeat to Spain and a 0-0 draw with China. They face New Caledonia on Sunday, 13 September.

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