Spain v Nigeria: How to watch the Women’s U20 World Cup match live

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Spain v Nigeria: How to watch the Women’s U20 World Cup match live

The Nigeria Falconets begin their Women’s U20 World Cup campaign against Spain on Monday, 7 September 2026, with the Group F fixture scheduled to start at 16:00 GMT. Supporters looking to follow Nigeria’s opening match have several announced options, although availability will vary depending on the country they are in.

The match will be shown live on RTVE Play, the streaming platform operated by Spain’s public broadcaster. The fixture is also listed in the schedules of DAZN in a number of territories, including the United Kingdom, Germany, Austria and Portugal.

Fox Soccer Plus is another option in certain markets. However, viewers should check the services available in their own country before kick-off, as broadcasting rights and platform access can differ according to location.

For supporters who do not have access to any of those television or streaming services, the match can also be followed through live-score platforms. FotMob is offering detailed coverage of Spain U20 v Nigeria U20, including the score, key events and match statistics.

The Group F meeting represents the Falconets’ first appearance at the tournament. Their opening fixture against Spain will therefore be the first opportunity for supporters to follow Nigeria’s progress in the competition, with coverage available either through the listed broadcasters or via live updates.

The main live viewing option for Spanish audiences is RTVE Play, while DAZN’s availability applies to the United Kingdom, Germany, Austria and Portugal among the territories identified in the schedule. Fox Soccer Plus may also carry the game in selected markets, but access is not universal.

Kick-off is set for 16:00 GMT on Monday. Fans unable to watch the match directly can use FotMob to keep track of the score and major developments as they happen, with additional statistical information available throughout the fixture.

The different options mean supporters can choose between live video coverage, where the match is available in their territory, and online updates through a dedicated football-results service. The availability of each broadcaster remains dependent on the viewer’s location.

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