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Young All Whites hold on at World Cup

Soccer · New Zealand

Young All Whites hold on at World Cup

34% Center coverage: 3 sources

New Zealand remains alive at the FIFA under-20 men's football tournament in Chile.See the Story

U.S. Sets Team Record in Dominant 9-1 U20 WC Win

Lionel Messi · United States

U.S. Sets Team Record in Dominant 9-1 U20 WC Win

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Benjamin Cremaschi netted a hat trick as the United States opened their U-20 World Cup with a record-setting 9-1 thrashing of New Caledonia.See the Story

Wellington Phoenix Trio Help New Zealand Book Spot at FIFA U20 World Cup

Soccer · New Zealand

Wellington Phoenix Trio Help New Zealand Book Spot at FIFA U20 World Cup

New Zealand have qualified for the 2026 FIFA Under-20 Women’s World Cup. Thursday’s 8-0 rout of Cook Islands guided reigning champions New Zealand to the OFC Women’s U-19 Championship final. Wellington Phoenix trio Lily Brazendale scored twice, while teammates Isla Cleall-Harding and Poppy O’Brien were also on target as the Junior Football Ferns qualified for a 10th consecutive U20 World Cup. CLICK HERE TO VISIT THE NINJA A-LEAGUE TRANSFER CENTR…See the Story

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