Emerging talents, dreams in the making and teams ready to give their all on the pitch: this is what characterizes the draw for the Women’s Under-17 World Cup. The representatives of the Confederation of African Football (Caf) now have their opponents for this high-level competition.
Nigeria, proud bronze medalist of the last edition, finds itself in Group A, alongside the Dominican Republic, Ecuador and New Zealand. An opportunity for these young players to show their talent and push their limits.
Kenya, for its first participation in a FIFA World Cup, is placed in Group C, ready to face North Korea, Mexico and England. A great adventure awaits these players who will be keen to represent their country with dignity.
Zambia, completing the African contingent, finds itself in Group D alongside Japan, Poland and Brazil, title holders in 2014. A competition which promises to be tough, but which will offer these young talents a unique opportunity to compete against the best international teams.
And what about Spain, the reigning champions, ready to defend their trophy against the United States of America, South Korea and Colombia in Group B. A thrilling competition in perspective, where each team will have eager to shine and push your limits.
The competition kicks off on October 16, 2024, a date which will mark the start of an intense and vibrant sporting adventure. The young players will be able to express themselves on the pitches of Santo Domingo, capital of the Dominican Republic, before hitting the pitch for the final which will take place on November 3 of the same year.
The world of women’s under-17 football is preparing to experience unique moments, full of emotion and passion. Through these young talents, the future of women’s football is taking shape, bringing dreams and promises. A competition to follow closely to discover the rising stars of tomorrow and the face of the next generation of international sports.
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