How to watch for free: Today’s bronze final will air for free on DAZN’s FIFA+. You can also watch for free with a streaming trial from DirecTV, Fox One, FuboTV, Hulu, or YouTube TV.
It wasn’t that long ago that the entire footballing community came together for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Now, we’re watching as the U-20 Women’s World Cup comes to a close.
The U-20 Women’s World Cup puts the sport’s next generation of stars on the world stage, but only one team can take home the gold. With only two matches left, here’s how you can tune in to watch the finals, live.
The 2026 FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup Schedule
The U-20 Women’s World Cup consisted of 52 matches that ran from September 5 through 27. We’re now down to the two remaining games: The bronze final, which will be on September 26, and the final, which will take place on September 27.
You can view the full calendar here, but here are the matchups for the semifinals. The U-20 US Women’s National Team was eliminated in the Round of 16.
U-20 Women’s World Cup Finals Schedule:
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Bronze final:September 26 @ 12:00: Italy vs. Colombia – Stadion Miejski ŁKS Łódź
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Final:September 27 @ 12:00: Spain vs. DPR Korea – Stadion Miejski ŁKS Łódź
Where Can You Stream the FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup?
This year’s U-20 Women’s World Cup will be carried by Fox and NBC in the United States. FS1, FS2, and Fox Soccer Plus will broadcast matches across the full competition, while Spanish-language coverage can be found on Telemundo, Telemundo Deportes Ahora, and Universo. NBC’s Peacock also carries the US team’s games.
To watch every match without cable, you’ll need a live TV streaming service or a subscription to an on-demand video streamer. These services can get pricey, with subscriptions approaching $100 per month. However, there are some cheaper plans available.
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DirecTV:While DirecTV’s base package can be as high as $90 per month, you only need the $50 MySports base pack for the first two months to get FS1 and FS2. The $37.99 MiEspañol pack includes Telemundo and Universo.
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Fox One: Fox’s own streaming app, Fox One, allows you to watch FS1 and FS2 matches for $20 per month.
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Fubo: Fubo’s Sports plan costs $54.99 for the first month, then $64.99 per month to get FS1 and FS2. For games on Fox Soccer Plus, you’ll need the $6.99 International Sports Plus add-on. The Latino packages costs $9.99 for Telemundo and Universo.
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Hulu:For $90 per month, you get FS1 and FS2. An additional $4.99 per month Español add-on can includes Universo. Telemundo is an additional $11.99 per month to any plan, which seems excessive.
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Peacock: If you just want to watch the US team’s matches, you can pay $10.99 per month for Peacock Premium plan.
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Sling:You can grab the $30-per-month Sling Select plan to watch FS1, but you’ll need the $11.99 Sports Extra add-on to get FS2.
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YouTube TV:The $65 Sports package gives you FS1, FS2, and Telemundo. Pay $10.99 for the Sports Plus add-on to get Fox Soccer Plus or $14.99 for the Spanish Plus add-on to get Universo.
Can You Stream the FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup for Free?
If you don’t want to subscribe to any of the above platforms, you have a few options to watch the U-20 Women’s World Cup for free. Dazn is offering U-20 Women’s World Cup games for free in select <a href="https://absafricatv.com/27-visa-free-countries-for-indians-in-2026-full-list-and-stay-rules/” title=”27 Visa-Free Countries for Indians in 2026: Full List and Stay Rules”>countries, including the US, as part of its Freemium service. All you have to do is navigate to DAZN’s FIFA+ page, go to Watch Free, and create an account to start watching for free.
You may be able to sign up for a few free trials to gain access to some games for a limited period of time. DirecTV and Fubo have five-day trials, Fox One and Hulu offer three days, and YouTube TV gives you 10 days for free.
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Which Countries Qualified for the 2026 FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup?
A total of 24 teams qualified for the U-20 World Cup. For the first time since the tournament started, Germany will not be among them. That leaves Brazil, Nigeria, and the US as the only teams to qualify for every tournament. Poland, Portugal, New Caledonia, Ecuador, Tanzania, and Benin are participating for the first time.
For group play, the teams were sorted into six groups. Each group consists of four countries. The group stage is as follows:
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Group A: Poland, Argentina, Mexico, Benin
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Group B: Brazil, Tanzania, Canada, England
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Group C: France, South Korea, Ecuador, Ghana
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Group D: Japan, New Zealand, United States, Italy
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Group E: North Korea, Portugal, Costa Rica, Colombia
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Group F:New Caledonia, China, Spain, Nigeria
Which Country Is Hosting 2026 FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup?
The 2026 U-20 Women’s World Cup tournament will be hosted by Poland. The country previously hosted the men’s FIFA U-20 World Cup in 2019. Matches will take place at venues across four different cities. This includes Stadion Miejski ŁKS Łódź in Łódź, Arena Katowice in Katowice, Arena Sosnowiec in Sosnowiec, and Bielsko-Biala Stadium in Bielsko-Biala.
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