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U-20 Women’s World Cup: Semi-final fixtures confirmed
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U-20 Women’s World Cup: Semi-final fixtures confirmed

Vanguard Nigeria 1 day 1 mins read
U-20 Women’s World Cup: Semi-final fixtures confirmed

The semi-final line-up for the 2026 FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup in Poland has been confirmed following the completion of the quarter-final fixtures.

Four teams — Italy, Spain, Colombia and North Korea — will compete for places in the final of the tournament.

Colombia secured the final semi-final spot on Sunday after edging Nigeria 1-0 in a closely contested quarter-final.

The South American side held on to its narrow advantage to end Nigeria’s campaign and book a place among the last four.

North Korea also advanced after defeating Canada 2-0 in their quarter-final encounter.

The two teams joined Spain and Italy, who had already secured their semi-final places following victories in Saturday’s quarter-final matches.

The semi-final action will begin on Wednesday, with Spain taking on Italy in the first encounter.

The second semi-final will see Colombia face North Korea, with both sides now two wins away from lifting the U-20 Women’s World Cup trophy.

U-20 Women’s World Cup semi-final fixtures

Spain vs Italy

Colombia vs North Korea

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