Check the second-half schedule for the women's youth teams

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·26 June 2026

Check the second-half schedule for the women's youth teams

After a first half of the year marked by the South American U-20 title in February and the South American U-17 title in May, the Women’s Youth National Teams will face a second half filled with preparations, World Cups, and friendlies.

The month of June began with three international friendlies for the U-20 team in Portugal. Brazil defeated the hosts 3-1 and beat South Korea 3-0, losing only to Finland 4-1.

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The next commitments for the team coached by Camilla Orlando will be preparatory training camps and the World Cup in Poland, between August and September. In October, the players called up by the coach will reunite for a training period, ending the year with international friendlies between November 24 and December 5.

Camilla Orlando leads the Women’s U-20 National TeamCredits: Luciana Vermell/CBF

The U-17 National Team, led by Rilany Silvia, will have two training periods for the World Cup, which takes place from October 17 to November 7 in Morocco. In July, the group will be at CT Dartanhã in Guararema (SP); and on the eve of the tournament, between late September and the first half of October, Granja Comary will host the delegation. After the World Cup, the U-17 National Team will have one final training period between December 6 and 12.

In preparation for the Conmebol Liga Evolución, scheduled for September 8 to 20 in Paraguay, the U-15 National Team has gathered twice this year. After spending a few days at the Santa Catarina Football Development Center in Balneário Camboriú in February, the squad called up by coach Beatriz Vaz e Silva was at Granja Comary from June 17 to 23. After the Conmebol competition, the age group will close out the year with the Brazil Tournament in November.

Coach Rilany Silva and the U-17 National Team staff at the South American ChampionshipCredits: Staff Images/CBF

Gabriel Mastrodomenico, manager of the Women’s Youth National Teams, highlights that publishing the calendar is essential so that the CBF, the federations, and the clubs can plan ahead in an organized way.

In the end, the ones who benefit are our players, who enjoy the best both at their clubs and with the National Team. Giving visibility and transparency to the planning of the Women’s Youth National Teams is the approach that has been put into practice since day one, because we believe that this way we strengthen our relationship with everyone who is part of the women’s football ecosystem", Mastrodomenico argues.