New Caledonia will play their first-ever match at the FIFA Women’s U20 World Cup on Monday, 7 September 2026, when they face China in Group F. The Cagoues’ historic campaign begins with a 13:00 GMT kick-off.
The fixture represents a landmark occasion for New Caledonia, who are preparing to take part in the tournament for the first time. Their opening opponents, China, stand between them and a positive start in the group stage.
Supporters hoping to watch the match live on television or through a streaming service will need to check the availability of local broadcasters, as coverage differs between countries according to the relevant rights agreements.
Current broadcast listings indicate that DAZN is scheduled to show the game in Germany, Austria, Portugal and the United Kingdom. Fox Soccer Plus is also listed in certain markets, although access will depend on the viewer’s location and the rights held in that territory.
There is no confirmed information at present about a free-to-air channel available in Togo. Fans in the country should therefore check local listings before kick-off, as the broadcast options currently listed do not establish that the match will be available free of charge.
For supporters without access to one of the listed broadcasters, live-score platforms will provide an alternative way to follow the match as it develops. SofaScore is expected to offer detailed coverage, including the score, major events, match statistics and momentum information.
Eurosport will also have a dedicated page for the New Caledonia U20 versus China U20 fixture. That service is set to include live updates, statistical information and the Group F standings, allowing supporters to track both the match and its effect on the early table.
The most dependable options for following the progress of the game, particularly where video coverage is unavailable, are therefore the SofaScore and Eurosport live pages. However, streaming access remains dependent on broadcasting rights in each country.
New Caledonia’s meeting with China is the first fixture of their Group F campaign and gives the Cagoues the chance to mark their historic tournament appearance with a result. The match starts at 13:00 GMT on Monday, 7 September 2026.