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Argentina Grinds Past Colombia

Argentina punched their ticket to the U-20 World Cup final after a hard-fought 1-0 semifinal win over Colombia.
The decisive moment came late, sealed by a lone goal in a tense match that also saw a Colombian red card in the closing stages.

The victory sends Argentina — a six-time U-20 world champion — to their eighth final appearance, further cementing their status as a global youth powerhouse.

Morocco Makes History

On the other side of the bracket, Morocco stunned defending champion France in a match for the ages.
After a 1-1 draw through extra time, the North Africans held their nerve in the shootout, winning 5-4 on penalties to book their first-ever spot in a U-20 World Cup final.

This historic result marks Morocco’s maiden appearance in a youth World Cup final — and another chapter in the nation’s growing football story after their senior team’s semifinal run at the 2022 FIFA World Cup.

Clash of Legacy vs. Destiny

The upcoming final now pits traditional giant Argentina against first-time finalist Morocco — a matchup that symbolizes both the heritage and evolution of world football.

Argentina will look to add a seventh U-20 world title, while Morocco aims to become the first African nation to ever lift the trophy.

U-20 World Cup Final:
Venue: Estadio Nacional in Santiago, Chile
Date: Sunday, October 20, 2025
Broadcast: ESPN, FIFA+

Quique Lopez
Author: Quique Lopez

Quique Lopez doesn’t just cover soccer—he deconstructs it with the precision of a veteran and the wit of a storyteller. A former player who sees the pitch as both a tactical chessboard and a cultural stage, Quique balances sharp critiques with a genuine love for the game’s soul. He’s as quick to call out the ego of a superstar as he is to find the hidden beauty in a local derby.

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By Quique Lopez

Quique Lopez doesn’t just cover soccer—he deconstructs it with the precision of a veteran and the wit of a storyteller. A former player who sees the pitch as both a tactical chessboard and a cultural stage, Quique balances sharp critiques with a genuine love for the game’s soul. He’s as quick to call out the ego of a superstar as he is to find the hidden beauty in a local derby.