Media ticket applications process for the knockout-phase including the Final of the FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup France 2018 is now open. The requests must be submitted exclusively via the FIFA Media Channel using the FIFA Media Ticketing system. Written press have the option to request a ticket for the media tribune and media parking. Photographers will not need to request match tickets but may request media parking.
Please note that requests for matches 25 and 26 (quarterfinals on 16 August) will close on 14 August at 22:00 (local time) and for matches 27 and 28 (quarterfinals on 17 August) will close on 15 August at 22:00 (local time).
For information on training sessions and daily media activities of the participating teams, please check the Competition Calendar on the Media Channel. See all matches, scores and current standings in the Competition Summary. Rest day on 14 and 15 August
Matches on 16 August (quarterfinals)#25 France v Korea DPR, 19:30 (Concarneau)
#26 Spain v Nigeria, 16:00 (Concarneau)
Matches on 17 August (quarterfinals)
#27 England v Netherlands, 16:00 (Vannes)
#28 Germany v Japan, 19:30 (Vannes) All times local
***FIFA Media Channel and FIFA.com are your key resource for official news and information about the competition. Visit the Media Channel on a regular basis for information on daily team trainings schedules, referee designations, disciplinary, statistical reports, stadium media centres opening hours etc.
Four places in the next round of the FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup France 2018 are up for grabs – and only one has been claimed so far. With Germany the only team to have qualified for the quarter-finals ahead of the last day of matches in Groups C and D, and only Haiti no longer able to progress, the battle for the last three spots in the last eight is wide open.
Spain are in the strongest position in Group C, with six points to their name. A draw against USA will be enough for Pedro Lopez’s side to move on to the next round. The same is true for Nigeria in Group D. While the Africans’ superior goal difference means they only have to avoid defeat to China PR to start planning for the quarter-finals, their opponents will definitely want to have a say in the matter.
Find on the Media Channel the Regulations for the quarter-finals qualification.
See all matches, scores and current standings in the Competition Summary.
Matches on 13 August
#21 Spain v USA, 13:30 (Dinan-Lehon)
#22 Japan v Paraguay, 13:30 (Vannes)
#23 Germany v Haiti, 16:30 (Vannes)
#24 China PR v Nigeria, 16:30 (Dinan-Lehon) All times localAlready available the Referees assignments and Disciplinary preview for matches 21 to 24.
For information on training sessions and daily media activities of the participating teams, please check the Competition Calendar on the Media Channel.
***FIFA Media Channel and FIFA.com are your key resource for official news and information about the competition. Visit the Media Channel on a regular basis for information on daily team trainings schedules, referee designations, disciplinary, statistical reports, stadium media centres opening hours etc.
Daily Media Update for 12 August
The final round of action in Groups A and B at the FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup France 2018 takes place on Sunday, with hosts France needing to ensure their passage to the quarter-finals with a result against already-qualified Netherlands in Saint-Malo, while New Zealand need a victory over eliminated Ghana in Concarneau to maintain their hopes of reaching the last eight.
There is all to play for in Group B, with all four teams still in with a chance of advancing to the knockout stage with a positive result. Only Brazil are in a position where claiming three points is required to potentially keep their presence at this competition going.
Matches on 12 August#17 Netherlands v France, 16:30 (Saint-Malo)
#18 Ghana v New Zealand, 16:30 (Concarneau)
#19 Brazil v Korea DPR, 13:30 (Concarneau)
#20 England v Mexico, 13:30 (Saint-Malo)
Matches on 13 August
#21 Spain v USA, 13:30 (Dinan-Lehon)
#22 Japan v Paraguay, 13:30 (Vannes)
#23 Germany v Haiti, 16:30 (Vannes)
#24 China PR v Nigeria, 16:30 (Dinan-Lehon) All times localAlready available the Referees assignments and Disciplinary preview for matches 17 to 24.
For information on training sessions and daily media activities of the participating teams, please check the Competition Calendar on the Media Channel.
Categories: FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup France 2018
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Patricia GUIJARRO
Spain
4Goals scored
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Savannah DEMELO
USA
4Goals scored
3
Jacqueline OVALLE
Mexico
4Goals scored
78Goals scored
53Yellow cards
0Red Cards
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