Nigeria’s Falconets are drawn into Group F for the 2026 FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup, where they will face Spain and China in the group stage, according to reports from Vanguard and The Punch. The two outlets also state that Nigeria will play New Caledonia alongside Spain and China in the same group. Spain enters the group described as the defending champions, while China is included as another key opponent. The draw is presented as setting up a challenging group for Nigeria’s young players, with Spain and China highlighted as strong teams. Both reports frame the tournament as an opportunity for emerging talent in women’s football and note Nigeria’s expectation to make a strong showing at the competition. The outlets do not provide match dates or venues in the excerpts shared, focusing instead on the composition of the group and the opponents Nigeria will meet during the group phase.