Triple Rojiblanca Presence in the Mexico U-17 Women’s National Team Qualifying for the 2026 Morocco World Cup! | OneFootball

On Sunday, March 22, the Mexico U-17 Women’s National Team confirmed its place at the 2026 Morocco World Cup, remaining unbeaten in all three matches of the qualifiers against Panama, Jamaica, and host Costa Rica. During this run, three Chivas Femenil players stood out: Mia Urbano, Natalia Pérez, and Cinthia Cabrera, who were key pieces in El Tri’s qualification.

The presence of these three rojiblanca players not only highlights their individual growth but also reflects the developmental work of the Cantera Rojiblanca, which continues to project talent internationally and is consolidating itself as one of the main pillars of women’s football in Mexico.

El Tri’s Path to the 2026 Morocco U-17 Women’s World Cup

The first match for the national team was against Jamaica, in which Mia Urbano and Natalia Pérez started in the lineup. Mexico won decisively, 9-0, with an outstanding performance from Urbano, who scored a hat-trick to lead the Tricolor rout.

In their second match, Mexico faced Panama and won 6-1. Once again, Urbano and Pérez started as starters, maintaining their key roles within the team’s setup and serving as crucial contributors to the Tri’s collective performance.

Finally, El Tri secured its World Cup spot with a 2-0 victory over Costa Rica. In this match, Mia and Natalia started once more, while Cinthia Cabrera came on as a substitute, participating in a crucial game that guaranteed the World Cup berth.

The 2026 FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup in Morocco will be held from October 17 to November 7, featuring 24 teams. Morocco will host the tournament, with the official host cities to be announced later.