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Chile and Mexico meet in Group F at the FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup on Thursday, October 22, with kickoff at 2:00 PM ET (1:00 PM CT / 11:00 AM PT). In the United States, the match airs in English on Fox Soccer Plus and in Spanish on Universo, and it streams live on Fubo.
Mexico are still searching for their first point after losing their opener to Spain. Chile drew with Australia in their first match, and a win on Thursday moves them to four points and a strong position in the group.
| Match | Chile vs Mexico |
| Date | Thursday, October 22, 2026 |
| Kickoff | 2:00 PM ET / 1:00 PM CT / 11:00 AM PT |
| Competition | FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup Morocco 2026, Group F |
| U.S. TV | Fox Soccer Plus (English); Universo (Spanish) |
| U.S. Stream | Fubo (English) |
| Venue | Mohammed VI Football Complex (Pitch 4), Sale, Morocco |
Where to Watch Chile vs Mexico
Fox Soccer Plus has the match live in English at 2:00 PM ET. FOX Sports holds the tournament’s U.S. English rights, and Fox Soccer Plus is its soccer-dedicated channel, carried by major cable and satellite providers.
Fubo streams the Fox Soccer Plus broadcast live, so subscribers can watch in English on televisions, phones, tablets and computers. Fox Soccer Plus is the channel carrying the match; Fubo is one way to stream it.
Spanish coverage is on Universo, and the broadcast starts at 1:45 PM ET, ahead of the 2:00 PM ET kickoff. Telemundo Deportes’ own listing for this match names Universo as the Spanish television home.
There is no broadcast of this match on the Telemundo network itself. The match is also not on Telemundo Deportes Ahora and not on the Telemundo Deportes YouTube channel, so the television channels above and Fubo are the confirmed U.S. options.
Match Preview
Group F opened on Monday, October 19. Spain beat Mexico 2-0, and Australia and Chile drew 1-1.
Spain lead the group on three points. Chile and Australia are level on one point each with an even goal difference, and Mexico are fourth on zero points with a minus two goal difference.
The top two teams in each group reach the Round of 16, along with the four best third-placed teams across the six groups. Third place can be enough, but a win on Thursday is the direct route.
Spain play Australia earlier on Thursday in the group’s other Matchday 2 match. The group closes on Sunday, October 25, when Chile face Spain and Mexico face Australia.
Recent Form
Chile drew 1-1 with Australia on Matchday 1. Kiara Concha headed Chile in front in the 33rd minute from a Josefa Munita cross, and substitute Charlotte Bradshaw leveled for Australia in the 63rd minute.
Chile nearly took all three points. Australia goalkeeper Dali Gorr Burchmore saved from Catalina Munoz in stoppage time to protect the draw.
Mexico lost 2-0 to Spain on Matchday 1. Carolina Ferrera put Spain ahead in the 42nd minute, and Elena Vizuete doubled the lead in the 48th, six minutes into the second half.
Mexico’s best performer was in goal. Ania Lopez made seven saves against a Spain side that controlled the match, and her work kept the scoreline at two.
Team News
Mexico are coached by Miguel Gamero. His side reached the final of this tournament in 2018 and took the bronze medal at Morocco 2025, but they are playing catch-up in this group after the opening defeat.
Nicole Jimenez is the player to watch in Mexico’s attack. The forward came off the bench against Spain, and her pace in behind the defense is Mexico’s clearest route to a first goal of the tournament.
Chile are coached by Vanessa Arauz, the Ecuadorian who took her own country to a senior World Cup in 2015. This is Chile’s third appearance at this tournament and their first since India 2022, where they recorded their first win at this level.
Arauz has told her players to expect a fight, describing Mexico as a skillful team that always competes. No player on either side is suspended for this match, and no injuries have been reliably reported for either squad.
Key Storylines
Mexico cannot afford a second defeat. Another loss leaves Mexico on zero points going into Sunday’s finale against Australia, needing a win and help from the third-place table across the other groups.
Chile can take control of their own path. A win takes Chile to four points before they close the group against Spain, the strongest side in Group F. Points banked on Thursday ease that final-day pressure.
Lopez against Chile’s wide threat. Chile’s goal against Australia came from a Munita cross finished by Concha, and Mexico’s goalkeeper is in form after her seven saves against Spain. That duel could decide a tight match.
FAQ
Is Chile vs Mexico on Peacock?
No. There is no Peacock listing for this match in the United States. Watch in English on Fox Soccer Plus or on Fubo, or in Spanish on Universo, with Spanish coverage starting at 1:45 PM ET.
What do Chile and Mexico need from this match?
A win takes Chile to four points and a strong position for a Round of 16 place before they face Spain. Mexico need at least a point to keep realistic control of their path before they close the group against Australia on Sunday.
