World Cup - U17 - Women is a cup competition tracked on Xtra-Stats, with coverage in the database spanning three recorded seasons from 2022 through 2025. Use this page to follow fixtures, live scores, results and standings, and explore available player and team statistics for each recorded season.
Upcoming matches, World Cup - U17 - Women
World Cup Women U17 - 1
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- World Cup Women U17 - 1
North Korea U17 W
No H2HPuerto Rico W U17 -
- World Cup Women U17 - 1No H2HArgentina U17 W
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- World Cup Women U17 - 1
Morocco U17
No H2HNew Zealand U17 W
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- World Cup Women U17 - 1
Poland U17 W
No H2HNigeria U17 W
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- World Cup Women U17 - 1
Canada W U17
No H2HBrazil U17 W
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- World Cup Women U17 - 1
Japan U17 W
No H2HZambia U17 W
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- World Cup Women U17 - 1
France U17 W
No H2HVenezuela U17 W
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- World Cup Women U17 - 1
Norway U17 W
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- World Cup Women U17 - 1
Spain U17 W
No H2HMexico U17 W
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- World Cup Women U17 - 1Kenya U17No H2HChina PR U17
World Cup - U17 - Women Standings
World Cup - U17 - Women Statistics
Top scorers 2026
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Top assists 2026
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Top key passes
Top tackles
Top yellow cards
Top red cards
World Cup - U17 - Women teams participation since 2022
History
| Team | Nb participations |
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| United States W U17 | 3 |
| Canada W U17 | 2 |
| Dominican Republic W U17 | 2 |
| China PR U17 | 2 |
| Morocco U17 | 2 |
| Colombia U17 W | 2 |
| Ecuador U17 W | 2 |
| North Korea U17 W | 2 |
| South Korea U17 W | 2 |
| Zambia U17 W | 2 |
| Brazil U17 W | 2 |
| Japan U17 W | 2 |
| Mexico U17 W | 2 |
| New Zealand U17 W | 2 |
| Nigeria U17 W | 2 |
| Spain U17 W | 2 |
| France U17 W | 2 |
| Brazil U17 | 1 |
| Japan U17 | 1 |
| Mexico W U17 | 1 |
| New Zealand U17 | 1 |
| Nigeria U17 | 1 |
| Spain U17 | 1 |
| Germany U17 | 1 |
| Bermuda W U17 | 1 |
| Costa Rica W U17 | 1 |
| Cuba W U17 | 1 |
| Curaçao W U17 | 1 |
| El Salvador W U17 | 1 |
| Grenada W U17 | 1 |
| Guatemala W U17 | 1 |
| Guyana W U17 | 1 |
| Honduras W U17 | 1 |
| Jamaica W U17 | 1 |
| Nicaragua W U17 | 1 |
| Panama W U17 | 1 |
| Puerto Rico W U17 | 1 |
| St. Kitts and Nevis W U17 | 1 |
| Trinidad and Tobago W U17 | 1 |
| Haiti W U17 | 1 |
| Colombia U17 | 1 |
| India U17 | 1 |
| Tanzania U17 | 1 |
| Chile U17 W | 1 |
| Norway U17 W | 1 |
World Cup - U17 - Women top scorer teams
World Cup - U17 - Women About
World Cup - U17 - Women is an international women’s youth football cup competition, positioned within the global under-17 game rather than the senior women’s football calendar. It brings together national-team-level players in an age-group setting, where development, competitive experience and the pursuit of a world title are closely connected.
Identity and role
The competition’s defining category is women’s under-17 football. That age designation is central to its sporting purpose: matches are played by players progressing through the international pathway, before the senior game becomes the principal level of competition. As a cup, it is distinct from a league. Its outcome is determined through a finite tournament programme rather than a long season of fixtures in which teams accumulate points over time.
The event provides a high-level test of technical quality, tactical understanding and psychological resilience. For players, it can be an important step in international development; for national teams, it offers the chance to measure emerging talent against opponents from beyond their usual regional competition. The winner earns the competition’s under-17 world title, while the wider tournament helps identify players and teams likely to shape the next generation of women’s football.
Competition structure
The available record confirms the competition type and age category but does not specify a single verified tournament format, qualification route or tie-break sequence. Those details can vary between editions and should therefore be read from the regulations for the relevant season rather than assumed from the word “World Cup” alone. In general terms, a cup competition progresses through a defined event programme and concludes with a decisive final phase, but the number of teams, group arrangements, knockout rounds and qualifying places are edition-specific unless formally stated.
This distinction matters when comparing seasons. A team’s route to the title may depend on the draw, the number of participating nations, the opening-stage structure and the rules governing matches level after normal time. Without a confirmed edition-specific rule set, it is not accurate to prescribe group points, ranking criteria, extra-time provisions or penalty procedures for every season.
Calendar and recorded coverage
The competition is recorded across the 2022–2025 period, with three seasons represented. That coverage establishes a recent multi-season history for the page while also showing why season context is important: youth competitions operate within changing player cohorts, so each edition introduces a substantially different group of eligible footballers. Comparisons between tournaments should consequently focus on the relevant season, stage and match context rather than treating the competition as a single continuous league campaign.
Sporting significance
World Cup - U17 - Women combines immediate competitive stakes with long-term sporting value. Winning the cup is the clearest measure of success in the tournament itself, but participation also gives young international players experience of preparation, travel, pressure and matches against unfamiliar styles. Those experiences can support progression into older youth teams and senior international football, although success at under-17 level does not by itself determine a player’s later career.
For readers following the competition, the most useful points of reference are the season, participating teams, stage, result and progression through the tournament. Together, these details explain not only who won a match, but how each edition’s emerging talent navigated the path towards the under-17 women’s world title.