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Nigeria and Venezuela meet in the quarterfinals at the FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup on Sunday, November 1, with kickoff at 1:00 PM ET (12:00 PM CT / 10:00 AM PT).
In the United States, the match airs in Spanish on Universo and streams on Fubo. No English-language channel is confirmed for this match.
Nigeria beat Mexico 2-1 in the Round of 16. Venezuela beat Germany 1-0, the surprise result of that round.
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| Match | Nigeria vs Venezuela |
| Date | Sunday, November 1, 2026 |
| Kickoff | 1:00 PM ET / 12:00 PM CT / 10:00 AM PT |
| Competition | FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup Morocco 2026, Quarter-final |
| U.S. TV | Universo (Spanish); no English channel confirmed |
| U.S. Stream | Fubo (Spanish) |
| Venue | Mohammed VI Football Academy, Pitch 4, Sale, Morocco |
Where to Watch Nigeria vs Venezuela
Universo has the match live in Spanish. Telemundo’s own upcoming events listing names Universo for this match, with coverage on Sunday, November 1 at 12:45 PM ET.
Fubo streams the Universo broadcast live. Fubo’s own tournament page lists this match on Universo, starting at 12:55 PM ET.
There is no confirmed English-language coverage. FOX Sports holds the tournament’s U.S. English rights, but its own schedule lists this fixture with no channel assigned, and its match page names no channel.
Fubo also lists a Fox Soccer Plus showing at 8:00 PM ET on Sunday. That listing starts seven hours after kickoff, so it is a delayed showing, not live coverage.
There is no Telemundo network broadcast of this match, and no Spanish stream is scheduled on Telemundo Deportes YouTube for it.
No Peacock stream or Telemundo app listing is confirmed either. Universo and Fubo are the confirmed U.S. options.
Match Preview
Nigeria finished second in Group B with six points. Korea DPR won the group on six points, and Poland took third place, also on six.
Venezuela finished third in Group D with three points. Japan won that group with nine points, and France took second place with six.
Venezuela still reached the knockouts as one of the best third-placed teams. They then beat Germany in the Round of 16.
The winners reach the semifinals on Wednesday, November 4.
Nigeria’s best finish at this tournament is third place, in 2022. Venezuela finished fourth at this World Cup in both 2014 and 2016.
Recent Form
Nigeria opened with a 2-1 defeat to Poland on Saturday, October 17. Wiktoria Skrzypczak scored a penalty and Natalia Skrok doubled the lead, before Oluebube Umejiaku replied late.
Nigeria answered on Tuesday, October 20 with a 2-0 win over Puerto Rico. Oluwakemi Adegbuyi scored in the 25th minute, and substitute Precious Oscar added the second in stoppage time.
Nigeria then beat defending champions Korea DPR 3-1 on Friday, October 23. Adegbuyi scored in the 15th minute, Umejiaku in the 38th and Yusuf in the 56th, before a late Yu Jong-hyang penalty.
In the Round of 16 on Thursday, October 29, Nigeria beat Mexico 2-1. Umejiaku scored in the 40th minute, Mary Dunstan in the 71st, and Emily Delgado replied in the 10th minute of stoppage time.
Venezuela opened with a 2-0 defeat to France on Sunday, October 18. Maelys Ane scored early, and Lea Motyka converted a second half penalty.
Venezuela then beat Zambia 3-2 on Wednesday, October 21. Zambia led twice before Andrea Suarez won it at 90 plus 10 minutes, after Ariana Ojeda and Orliany Duran had answered.
Venezuela closed the group with a 2-0 defeat to Japan on Saturday, October 24. Mei Hanashiro scored at eight minutes, and Yuka Kishida added the second after halftime.
In the Round of 16 on Wednesday, October 28, Venezuela beat Germany 1-0. Diana Bravo scored in the fifth minute, Germany had 17 shots to four, and Juneski Flores was named Player of the Match.
Team News
Nigeria are coached by Akeem Busari. Umejiaku was named Player of the Match against Mexico, her third goal of this tournament.
Nigeria’s eight goals have come from five players. Umejiaku has three, Adegbuyi has two, and Oscar, Yusuf and Dunstan have one each.
Venezuela are coached by Dayana Frias. Their four goals are one each for Ojeda, Duran, Suarez and Bravo.
Valeria Rebanales returned in goal against Germany after missing the Japan match through suspension. The Venezuela captain kept a clean sheet.
Key Storylines
Both teams have already beaten a giant. Nigeria ended the title defense of Korea DPR in the group stage. Venezuela knocked out a Germany team that had won all three group matches.
Nigeria’s attack against Venezuela’s defense. Nigeria have scored in all four matches, eight goals in total. Venezuela reached the last eight by protecting a fifth minute lead for 85 minutes.
A semifinal place at stake. The winners play in the semifinals on Wednesday, November 4, one win from the final. Neither team has ever reached the final of this tournament.
FAQ
Is Nigeria vs Venezuela on Fubo?
Yes. Fubo’s own tournament page lists this match live on Universo from 12:55 PM ET. Its Fox Soccer Plus listing starts at 8:00 PM ET and is a delayed showing.
How can I watch Nigeria vs Venezuela in Spanish?
Universo has the Spanish broadcast in the United States, with coverage listed from 12:45 PM ET. Fubo streams the Universo broadcast live, and no Telemundo Deportes YouTube stream is scheduled for this match.
Can I watch Nigeria vs Venezuela in English?
No live English option is confirmed. FOX’s own schedule lists the fixture with no channel assigned, and the only English channel listing found, Fox Soccer Plus on Fubo, starts at 8:00 PM ET, hours after kickoff.
