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FIFA U-15 World Cup Final Day: Broadcast & Overview

The inaugural FIFA U-15 World Cup reaches its climax today, with all remaining fixtures available to stream live and free globally on DAZN. Viewers can access the full match coverage by registering a free DAZN account without requiring a paid subscription.

Match Overview

The final sees South American champions Brazil U15 take on European powerhouses Spain U15 at the Lusail Stadium (19:00 GMT). Both sides enter the showpiece unbeaten, having scored a combined 34 goals across six tournament matches.

Earlier in the day, Argentina U15 faces France U15 in the third-place playoff (15:00 GMT). Argentina aims to recover from a 2-1 semi-final defeat against Spain, while France looks to bounce back following a 4-3 penalty shootout loss to Brazil after a 1-1 draw in normal time.

Key Stats & Facts

• Brazil U15: 18 goals scored (3.0 per match), 3 goals conceded, 4 clean sheets, 62.4% average possession.
• Spain U15: 16 goals scored (2.67 per match), 4 goals conceded, 3 clean sheets, 68.1% average possession.
• Tournament Metrics: 156 total goals scored across 50 matches, averaging 3.12 goals per game.
• Shooting Efficiency: Brazil averages 7.2 shots on target per match with a 21.4% conversion rate; Spain averages 8.1 shots on target with an 18.2% conversion rate.
• Discipline: Spain leads the fair play standings with 4 yellow cards; Brazil has accumulated 9 yellow cards and 1 red card.

Player Spotlight & Standings Impact

Player Spotlight: Mateo Silva (Brazil U15)

Brazilian forward Mateo Silva leads the Golden Boot race with 6 goals and 3 assists in 5 appearances. Silva averages a goal contribution every 48 minutes and has registered a tournament-high 14 shots on target.

Standings & Tournament Impact

A victory for Brazil would secure a historic grand slam of FIFA youth titles across all official age categories. Should Spain prevail, they will extend Europe’s current dominance in FIFA youth competitions, securing the continent’s fourth consecutive global youth trophy.