FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup Groups Confirmed: Brazil Drawn with Canada, England, Tanzania
FIFA has officially conducted the draw for the group stages of the 12th edition of the U-20 Women’s World Cup, scheduled to be hosted in Poland from September 5 to 27, 2026. The event, held in Łódź, determined that Brazil will compete in Group B alongside Canada, England, and Tanzania. Brazil’s campaign begins on September 5 against Tanzania, followed by matches against Canada on September 8 and England on September 11. A total of 24 national teams are participating in the tournament, including traditional powers like the United States, Spain, France, and Japan. In preparation for the competition, the Brazilian U-20 squad is set to play three friendly matches in Portugal against Finland, South Korea, and Portugal in early June. The article also notes Brazil's previous performance, having reached the quarterfinals in the last edition held in Colombia, where North Korea emerged as champions. This draw sets the stage for the upcoming international youth football competition, highlighting key matchups and logistical details for the participating nations.
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FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup Groups Confirmed: Brazil Drawn with Canada, England, Tanzania
FIFA has officially conducted the draw for the group stages of the 12th edition of the U-20 Women’s World Cup, scheduled to be hosted in Poland from September 5 to 27, 2026. The event, held in Łódź, determined that Brazil will compete in Group B alongside Canada, England, and Tanzania. Brazil’s campaign begins on September 5 against Tanzania, followed by matches against Canada on September 8 and England on September 11. A total of 24 national teams are participating in the tournament, including traditional powers like the United States, Spain, France, and Japan. In preparation for the competition, the Brazilian U-20 squad is set to play three friendly matches in Portugal against Finland, South Korea, and Portugal in early June. The article also notes Brazil's previous performance, having reached the quarterfinals in the last edition held in Colombia, where North Korea emerged as champions. This draw sets the stage for the upcoming international youth football competition, highlighting key matchups and logistical details for the participating nations.