France have recorded the biggest win in FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup™ history, by hitting Fiji for 11 in Medellin. Brazil, Canada and Korea DPR also entered the record books during the group stage of Colombia 2024, as the trio all tallied 9-0 successes.
Following those games, FIFA looks back at the biggest wins ever witnessed at the global finals.
Fiji 0-11 France | FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup Colombia 2024™
France sent records tumbling in Medellin. They recorded the biggest win in tournament history by hammering Fiji 11-0, with the game now also the highest-scoring fixture ever seen at the finals.
Korea DPR 9-0 Costa Rica | FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup Colombia 2024™
Two-time champions Korea DPR followed up their opening-day thrashing of Argentina with a 9-0 humbling of Costa Rica in Cali.
Fiji 0-9 Canada | FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup Colombia 2024™
Canada joined the nine-goal club with a thumping victory over Fiji in Medellin, with Annabelle Chukwu netting a first-half hat-trick.
Brazil 9-0 Fiji | FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup Colombia 2024™
Brazil began their latest search for a maiden title with a statement win, as the samba stars tore apart Fiji on their tournament debut.
Papua New Guinea 0-9 Brazil | FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup Papua New Guinea 2016™
Colombia 2024 wasn’t the first time Brazil had opened their account with a resounding victory over OFC opposition. They also hit nine past Papua New Guinea in their 2016 curtain-raiser, with Gabi Nunes netting a brace.
Korea DPR 9-0 Argentina | FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup Japan 2012™
The very first 9-0 victory witnessed at the U-20 finals came in Kobe, as former champions Korea DPR swept Argentina away in a rampant display which included seven first-half strikes.
Finland 0-8 Nigeria | FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup Russia 2006™
Nigeria emphatically booked their spot in the last eight of the 2006 tournament by thrashing Finland 8-0 in Shchyolkovo.
Mexico 1-9 Germany | FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup Russia 2006™
Reigning champions Germany recovered from an opening-day defeat to Korea DPR by thrashing Mexico 9-1 in Moscow. With ten goals, it remains the joint highest-scoring match in competition history.
