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2026 U-17 WWC: All countries that have qualified for Round of 16 stage

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This follows the conclusion of the final group stage matches played on Sunday.

Recall that Kenya thrashed Samoa 4-0 to advance to the knockout stage, starting on Wednesday.

China defeated the United States of America 3-2 , while Spain defeated Chile 3-1.

However, DAILY POST reports that the 16 teams that have progressed to the knockout stage are Mexico, Venezuela, Spain, China, USA, Kenya, France, Nigeria, Ghana, and Brazil.

Others include Argentina, Germany, Poland, North Korea, Japan, and Morocco.

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