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Mexico and Australia close out Group F at the FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup on Sunday, October 25, with kickoff at 11:00 AM ET (10:00 AM CT / 8:00 AM PT). In the United States, the match airs in English on FS2 and in Spanish on Universo, and it streams live on Fubo.
Mexico start the day in second place and a win makes sure of a Round of 16 place. Australia have one point and must win to keep their first World Cup campaign alive.
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| Match | Mexico vs Australia |
| Date | Sunday, October 25, 2026 |
| Kickoff | 11:00 AM ET / 10:00 AM CT / 8:00 AM PT |
| Competition | FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup Morocco 2026, Group F |
| U.S. TV | FS2 (English); Universo (Spanish) |
| U.S. Stream | Fubo (English) |
| Venue | Mohammed VI Football Complex, Sale, Morocco |
Where to Watch Mexico vs Australia
FS2 has the match live in English at 11:00 AM ET. FOX Sports holds the tournament’s U.S. English rights, and FS2 is a sports tier channel on most cable and satellite packages.
Fubo streams the FS2 broadcast live, so subscribers can watch in English on televisions, phones, tablets and computers. FS2 carries the match; Fubo is one way to stream it.
Spanish coverage is on Universo, with the broadcast listed from 10:55 AM ET, five minutes before kickoff. Telemundo’s own upcoming events listing names Universo as the Spanish home for this match.
There is no broadcast of this match on the Telemundo network itself, and it is not on the Telemundo Deportes YouTube channel. FS2, Universo and Fubo are the confirmed U.S. options.
Match Preview
Spain have already won Group F. Two wins from two have taken them to six points and a Round of 16 place with a match to spare.
Mexico are second on three points with an even goal difference. Australia and Chile are level on one point each, both with a minus two goal difference.
A win sends Mexico through in second place and into a Round of 16 meeting with Nigeria on Thursday, October 29. A draw takes Mexico to four points and ends Australia’s hopes of passing them.
Chile face Spain at the same time in the group’s other match. The top two in each group reach the Round of 16, along with the four best third-placed teams.
Recent Form
Mexico opened with a 2-0 defeat to Spain on Monday, October 19. Carolina Ferrera scored in the 42nd minute and Elena Vizuete added the second in the 48th.
Goalkeeper Ania Lopez made seven saves that day, and her work against a controlling Spain side kept the scoreline at two.
Thursday brought the response Mexico needed, a 3-1 comeback win over Chile. Catalina Munoz put Chile ahead in the 12th minute, before Mia Urbano leveled in the 35th.
Citlalli Reyes completed the comeback in the 65th minute, and Nicole Jimenez sealed the win in the 83rd. Mexico took control with two second half goals.
Australia drew 1-1 with Chile in their first ever match at this tournament. Kiara Concha headed Chile in front in the 33rd minute from a Josefa Munita cross.
Substitute Charlotte Bradshaw leveled in the 63rd minute with Australia’s first ever goal at these finals. Dali Gorr Burchmore then saved from Munoz in stoppage time to protect the point.
Spain then beat Australia 3-1 on Thursday. Angela Galvez scored in the 10th minute and from a penalty in the 66th, with Vizuete adding a looping header in the 16th.
Fifteen year old Frida Karaberis curled in Australia’s reply two minutes after the penalty.
Team News
Mexico are coached by Miguel Gamero. His side finished as runners-up at this tournament in 2018 and took the bronze medal in Morocco last year, in 2025.
Citlalli Reyes is the player to watch for Mexico. She scored the go-ahead goal against Chile on the night she equalled Deyna Castellanos’s tournament appearance record with her 12th cap. A 13th appearance on Sunday would set the record outright.
Australia are coached by Mike Cooper, and this is their first ever FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup. They qualified by finishing fourth at the AFC U-17 Women’s Asian Cup.
Australia have lost goalkeeper Alyse Oppedisano for the rest of the tournament. She suffered an ACL injury in training on October 22 and has left the camp.
Dali Gorr Burchmore, whose save protected the point against Chile, and Annabelle Croll are Australia’s remaining goalkeepers. Gorr Burchmore has started both matches so far.
Key Storylines
Mexico control their own path. Second place and the Nigeria meeting are theirs with a win, and even a draw ends Australia’s challenge.
Australia’s debut campaign comes down to one match. A first point and a first goal are already historic for the Junior Matildas. A first win would be bigger than both.
Reyes can make the record her own. One more appearance takes her past every player in this tournament’s history. Doing it in a qualification decider would fit her week.
FAQ
Is Mexico vs Australia on Fubo?
Yes. Fubo carries FS2 and streams the match live in English on Sunday for its subscribers.
How can I watch Mexico vs Australia in Spanish?
Universo has the Spanish broadcast in the United States, listed from 10:55 AM ET. The match is not on the Telemundo network and is not streaming on Telemundo Deportes’ YouTube channel.
