FIFA confirmed the schedules of the 52 matches of the Under 20 World Cup: the agenda of all the presentations of the Argentine team

FIFA released the schedules of the 52 matches of the Sub 20 world And now everything is ready to start the action in the event that will take place in Argentina between Saturday May 20 and Sunday June 11. The first day there will be four games, something that will be repeated throughout the group stage.

On Saturday May 20, the first day of action, will have the premiere of the Argentine team against Ubzekistan in Santiago del Estero from 6:00 p.m.. That same day will begin with two meetings a las 15hs: Guatemala-New Zealand (in Santiago del Estero) and United States-Ecuador (in San Juan). At 6:00 p.m., also in San Juan, the other Group B clash will take place: Fiji-Slovakia.

Those led by Javier Mascherano will then face Guatemala also in Santiago del Estero the Tuesday, May 23 from 6:00 p.m.. The closing will be three days later, the friday may 26 in it Bicentennial of San Juan, at 6:00 p.m. against New Zealand.

It should be noted that the chosen venues are four: Diego Armando Maradona Unique Stadium of La Plata, the Bicentennial of San Juan, the Unique Mothers of Cities of Santiago del Estero and the Argentine Falklands from Mendoza. La Plata will host the four defining matches of the contest with the two semifinals (Thursday, June 8), the duel for third place and the expected final (both on June 10).

The four quarterfinal keys will be divided between Santiago del Estero and San Juan. While the round of 16 commitments will be distributed as follows: two in Mendoza, two in La Plata, two in San Juan and two in Santiago del Estero between Tuesday May 30 and Thursday June 1.

In total, La Plata will host 18 matches, Mendoza will have 14 matches and the remaining 20 matches will be divided equally between San Juan and Santiago del Estero. The detail is that both La Plata and Mendoza will be the venues in charge of receiving two groups. Group C, D, E and F will distribute their benefits between these two locations.

THE COMPLETE FIXTURE OF THE WORLD CUP

FIXTURE AND COMPLETE SCHEDULE (LOCAL TIME)

Saturday May 20

15.00 Guatemala vs New Zealand at the Santiago del Estero Stadium (Group A)

15.00 United States vs. Ecuador at the San Juan Stadium (Group B)

18.00 Argentina vs Uzbekistan at the Santiago del Estero Stadium (Group A)

18.00 Fiji vs Slovakia at St. John’s Stadium (Group B)

Sunday May 21

15.00 Israel vs Colombia at the La Plata Stadium (Group C)

15.00 Nigeria vs Dominican Republic at Mendoza Stadium (Group D)

18.00 Senegal vs Japan at the La Plata Stadium (Group C)

18.00 Italy vs Brazil at the Mendoza Stadium (Group D)

Monday May 22

15.00 England vs Tunisia at the La Plata Stadium (Group E)

15.00 France vs Korea Republic at the Mendoza Stadium (Group F)

18.00 Uruguay vs. Iraq at the La Plata Stadium (Group E)

18.00 Gambia vs Honduras at the Mendoza Stadium (Group F)

Tuesday May 23

15.00 New Zealand vs Uzbekistan at the Santiago del Estero Stadium (Group A)

18.00 Argentina vs Guatemala at the Santiago del Estero Stadium (Group A)

15.00 United States vs. Fiji at the San Juan Stadium (Group B)

18.00 Slovakia vs Ecuador at the San Juan Stadium (Group B)

Wednesday May 24

15.00 Senegal vs Israel at the La Plata Stadium (Group C)

15.00 Italy vs Nigeria at Mendoza Stadium (Group D)

18.00 Colombia vs Japan at the La Plata Stadium (Group C)

18.00 Dominican Republic vs Brazil at the Mendoza Stadium (Group D)

Thursday May 25

15.00 Uruguay vs England at the La Plata Stadium (Group E)

15.00 France vs Gambia at the Mendoza Stadium (Group F)

18.00 Tunisia vs Iraq at the La Plata Stadium (Group E)

18.00 Honduras vs. Republic of Korea at the Mendoza Stadium (Group F)

Friday May 26

15.00 Slovakia vs United States at the San Juan Stadium (Group B)

15.00 Ecuador vs Fiji at the Santiago del Estero Stadium (Group B)

18.00 Uzbekistan vs Guatemala at the Santiago del Estero Stadium (Group A)

18.00 Argentina vs New Zealand at the San Juan Stadium (Group A)

Saturday May 27

15.00 Dominican Republic vs. Italy at the Mendoza Stadium (Group D)

15.00 Brazil vs Nigeria at the La Plata Stadium (Group D)

18.00 Colombia vs Senegal at the La Plata Stadium (Group C)

18.00 Japan vs Israel at Mendoza Stadium (Group C)

Sunday May 28

15.00 Tunisia vs Uruguay at the Mendoza Stadium (Group E)

15.00 Honduras vs. France at the La Plata Stadium (Group F)

18.00 Iraq vs England at the La Plata Stadium (Group E)

18.00 Republic of Korea vs Gambia at the Mendoza Stadium (Group F)

THE WORLD CUP GROUPS

Tuesday May 30

14.30 Round of 16: 1B vs 3 A/C/D at the Mendoza Stadium (38)

18.00 Round of 16: 2A vs 2C at the Mendoza Stadium (37)

Wednesday May 31

14.30 Round of 16: 1C vs 3 A/B/F at the San Juan Stadium (42)

14.30 Round of 16: 1D vs 3 B/E/F at the La Plata Stadium (40)

18.00 Round of 16: 1A vs 3 C/D/E at the San Juan Stadium (41)

18.00 Round of 16: 1E vs 2D at the Estadio de La Plata (39)

Thursday June 1

14.30 Round of 16: 1F vs 2E at the Santiago del Estero Stadium (44)

18.00 Round of 16: 2B vs 2F at the Santiago del Estero Stadium (43)

Saturday June 3

14.30 Quarterfinals: W37 vs W40 at the San Juan Stadium (46)

18.00 Quarterfinals: W42 vs W39 at the San Juan Stadium (47)

Sunday June 4

14.30 Quarterfinals: W43 vs W41 at the Santiago del Estero Stadium (48)

18.00 Quarterfinals: W38 vs W44 at the Santiago del Estero Stadium (45)

Thursday June 8

14.30 Semifinals: W45 vs W46 at the Estadio de La Plata (49)

18.00 Semifinals: W47 vs W48 at the La Plata Stadium (50)

Sunday June 11

14.30 Third place: L49 vs L50 at the Estadio de La Plata

18.00 Final: W49 vs W50 at the La Plata Stadium

The FIFA U-20 World Cup, which began as a 16-team tournament in 1977, brings together some of the most talented youngsters from the world of soccer every two years, who compete to be crowned world champions in the youth category. 20 years old.

In 1997, the competition moved to Malaysia and expanded to the usual 24-team format, with more than 90 nations competing in the finals over the tournament’s 46-year history. There have been a total of 11 different winners of the U-20 World Cup trophy, with Ukraine being the most recent victor after their triumph at Poland 2019.

The tournament was to return to Southeast Asia in 2021, for the first time since Malaysia ’97, but the Covid-19 virus pandemic postponed the tournament, which, after Indonesia’s withdrawal as the venue, will be held in Argentina.

Ukraine are the defending champions of the U-20 World Cup trophy after their historic victory at Poland 2019. The team led by Andriy Lunin and Valeriy Bondar defeated the United States, Qatar, Panama and Colombia, before beating the mighty Italy in semi-finals to beat Korea Republic 3-1 in the final. Argentina is the most winning country with six titles.

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