Spain Humiliate New Caledonia 11-0 In Record U-20 Women’s World Cup Rout
Spain's U-20 women's football team defeated New Caledonia 11-0 in a record-breaking FIFA World Cup match. This victory secures Spain's position at the top of Group F.
Why it matters
The match highlights the growing disparity in skill levels at international youth tournaments and marks a historic milestone for the Spanish team.
Spain’s U-20 women’s team produced one of the biggest wins in FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup history after thrashing New Caledonia 11-0 in their Group F clash on Thursday.
The emphatic victory, which came in Poland, saw Spain score five times before half-time before adding six more after the break to register a record-breaking margin.
Patricia Comendador opened the scoring in the 10th minute before Marisa doubled Spain’s advantage seven minutes later.
Clara Segura made it 3-0 in the 33rd minute, while Alba Cerrato added a fourth two minutes before half-time.
Marisa completed her brace in first-half stoppage time as Spain went into the interval 5-0 ahead.
There was no let-up after the restart as Segura struck again just a minute into the second half to make it 6-0.
Comendador added her second in the 49th minute before Segura completed her hat-trick four minutes later.
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