FIFA Women’s U-20 World Cup: Mexico knock out Germany

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Mexico make U20WWC quarter-finals
Mexico made the FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup quarter-finals by beating Germany. (Daniela Porcelli / SPP)

Spain, Brazil, Colombia and Mexico made the FIFA Women’s U-20 World Cup quarter-finals, the latter after defeating Germany.

Inma Gabarro got all three goals as Spain beat Australia to win Group A, goal-difference ahead of Brazil

They themselves progressed with five goals against hosts Costa Rica, Rafa Levis netting the first two in front of a crowd of almost 12,000.

Colombia’s 2-2 tie with New Zealand was enough for them to finish top of Group B, Linda Caicedo bagging a crucial brace.

Mexico ended just a goal behind the group winners, as Alexia Villanueva’s effort around the hour mark knocked out Germany.

Colombia into FIFA U20 Womens World Cup quarter-finals
Players of Colombia celebrate their entry into the quarter-finals. (Daniela Porcelli / SPP)

Wednesday sees France and South Korea battle for a last-eight place with the French only needing a draw in Group C, while Netherlands and USA try to go through from Group D, the Dutch playing Ghana and United States up against leaders Japan, who will progress with a point.

Two quarter-final ties are already confirmed for 20 August, when Spain will meet Mexico and Colombia clash with Brazil.

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