USA, Mexico, Canada face Round of 16 challenge at U-17 World Cup | OneFootball

MIAMI – The FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup Morocco 2025 continues on Tuesday and Wednesday with its Round of 16 encounters, featuring three Concacaf nations in the United States, Mexico, and Canada.

The U.S. will meet the Netherlands on Tuesday. Mexico will face Paraguay, and Canada meets Zambia, as part of Wednesday’s slate.

United States vs. the Netherlands

The United States of America faces the Netherlands on Tuesday at Football Academy Mohammed VI (Pitch 1) in Salé, Morocco.

The U.S. arrives with a 3-0-0 record with a first-place finish in Group C. Nyanya Touray leads the way for Team USA with four goals and is tied for second in the Golden Boot race. The Stars and Stripes also posted two clean sheets in the Group Stage.

The Netherlands qualified with a 1-0-2 record and a third-place finish in Group B. Four different scorers helped the Dutch to a winning start before falling to Mexico and Korea DPR.

Mexico vs. Paraguay

Mexico clashes against Paraguay on Wednesday at Football Academy Mohammed VI (Pitch 3) in Salé, Morocco.

Mexico recovered from a loss to defending champions Korea DPR in its opening match with victories against the Netherlands and Cameroon, finishing 2-0-1 in Group B. Citlalli Reyes scored the winning goal on consecutive occasions to help her team to victory.

Paraguay finished second in Group F with a 2-1-0 record.

Canada vs. Zambia

Canada and Zambia square off on Wednesday at Football Academy Mohammed VI (Pitch 1) in Salé, Morocco.

Canada is off to a perfect 3-0-0 start in the tournament and finished first place in Group D. Julia Amireh leads the side with three goals.

Zambia won its most recent encounter, 4-nil against New Zealand, to qualify with a 1-0-2 record and third place in Group F.