U17s World Cup TV schedule 2025: Coverage, fixtures and live stream

Football's next generation will be on show over the next month at the U17s World Cup 2025.

48 teams are in attendance at the tournament in Qatar, which runs from Monday 3rd November until Thursday 27th November.

The teams are split into groups of four, with the top two from each and the eight best third-place finishers qualifying for the knockout stages.

Germany are the defending champions after their 2023 triumph and England will be among the teams hoping to knock them off their perch.

Neil Ryan's Young Lions squad is packed with talent and includes representatives from Arsenal, Aston Villa, Blackburn Rovers, Brighton, Chelsea, Fulham, Leicester City, Lyon, Man City, Man Utd, Southampton, Tottenham, and West Ham.

Some stars of the game have announced themselves at the U17s World Cup in the past so it's worth keeping an eye on how the tournament progresses. The good news is that every game is available to watch, including free-to-air coverage of the England games.

RadioTimes.com brings you the complete U17s World Cup TV schedule, including every game you can watch live in the UK.

U17s World Cup TV schedule 2025

All UK time. Subject to change. All live on FIFA+ except specified.

Group stages

Friday 7th November

England v Haiti (12:30pm) ITVX
El Salvador v Colombia (12:30pm)
Germany v Korea DPR (1pm)
Egypt v Venezuela (1:30pm)
Mexico v Côte d'Ivoire (2:45pm)
Switzerland v Korea Republic (3:15pm)
Brazil v Indonesia (3:45pm)
Zambia v Honduras (3:45pm)

Saturday 8th November

Czechia v Burkina Faso (12:30pm)
Uganda v Chile (12:30pm)
Mali v Austria (1pm)
France v Canada (1:30pm)
USA v Tajikistan (2:45pm)
Paraguay v Panama (3:15pm)
Republic of Ireland v Uzbekistan (3:45pm)
Saudi Arabia v New Zealand (3:45pm)

Sunday 9th November

Fiji v Argentina (12:30pm)
Belgium v Tunisia (12:30pm)
Portugal v Japan (1:30pm)
Morocco v New Caledonia (1:30pm)
United Arab Emirates v Senegal (2:45pm)
Croatia v Costa Rica (2:45pm)
Bolivia v Qatar (3:45pm)
Italy v South Africa (3:45pm)

Monday 10th November

Switzerland v Mexico (12:30pm)
Korea Republic v Côte d'Ivoire (12:30pm)
El Salvador v Germany (1:30pm)
Colombia v Korea DPR (1:30pm)
Zambia v Brazil (2:45pm)
Honduras v Indonesia (2:45pm)
Egypt v England (3:45pm) ITVX
Venezuela v Haiti (3:45pm)

Tuesday 11th November

Uganda v France (12:30pm)
Chile v Canada (12:30pm)
Republic of Ireland v Paraguay (1:30pm)
Uzbekistan v Panama (1:30pm)
Czechia v USA (2:45pm)
Burkina Faso v Tajikistan (2:45pm)
Saudi Arabia v Mali (3:45pm)
New Zealand v Austria (3:45pm)

Round of 32

Friday 14th November

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Round of 16

Tuesday 18th November

TBC v TBC
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Quarter-finals

Friday 21st November

TBC v TBC
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Monday 24th November

Semi-finals

TBC v TBC
TBC v TBC

Finals

Thursday 27th November

Third place play-off: TBC v TBC (12:30pm)
Final: TBC v TBC (4pm)

U17s World Cup TV rights 2025

All of England's games in the U17s World Cup 2025 will be broadcast on ITV.

The Young Lions' fixtures are also available to stream online or on a variety of devices through ITVX.

The rest of the tournament will be available on FIFA+, which is free and does not require a subscription.

You can stream matches on a variety of devices, including laptops, smartphones, and tablets.

Highlights will also be available on FIFA+ after games have been completed.

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Ned Holmes