For the second consecutive and fourth time in history, Chile is host to a global competition Sub 21 of ladies. The tournament, which is first disputed with 24 selections, will be held from 1 to 13 December at the Claudia Schüler Training and Skills Centre of the National Stadium.
After the 2005, 2026 and 2023 editions, Chile is again home to the prestigious FIH Junior Women's World Cup. The Claudia Schüler Training and Skills Centre of the National Stadium Park will receive 72 matches in 12 days of competition at a high-level event that closes a large 2025 with a series of events organized in the country.
Santiago 2025 has the best 24 selections on the planet of the category Sub 21 in six groups of four members. In the race for the title, the first six of each area and the best two seconds will be accessed to the final quarter.
The rest of the selections, which will play from 1 to 13 December at the Claudia Schüler Training and Skills Centre of the National Stadium Park, will continue to be in competition for secondary positions.
Chile, with the Junior Diablas as local, is one of the main attractions along with the Netherlands champions and powers like Argentina and Belgium.
The Junior Women's World Cup Groups
Group A: Netherlands, Japan, Chile and Malaysia
Group B: Argentina, Belgium, Zimbabwe and Wales
Group C: India, Germany, Ireland and Namibia
Group D: England, South Africa, China and Austria
Group E: Australia, Spain, Canada and Scotland.
Group F: United States, South Korea, New Zealand and Uruguay.
¿When do Junior Diablas play in the World Cup?
The Junior Diablas debuts on 1 December at 20: 45 in front of the Netherlands. This game is scheduled minutes after the Inaugural Ceremony of the event.
It then has two more games in the group phase. The second meeting will be held on Wednesday 3 December at 20: 15 in front of Malaysia. The closure of Group A will, in the meantime, be Friday, 5 at this same time against Japan.
Where to see the Junior Diablas in Santiago 2025?
All the matches in Chile and the Junior Women's World Cup can be followed through ESPN and Disney + and also on the platform of the International Federation Watch.Hockey.
