Spain captured the FIFA U20 Women's World Cup title in Poland on Sunday, defeating defending champions North Korea 4-3 in a penalty shootout after a goalless extra time. Goalkeeper Laia López secured victory with two crucial saves. The final marked a rematch of the last two tournament winners, with Spain claiming their second U20 crown following their 2022 triumph.

North Korea, who remained undefeated in goals conceded during the competition, relinquished their title despite a strong defensive performance. Spain's victory continues their recent global dominance in women's football, having secured two U17 World Cups, two U20 World Cups, and the senior World Cup title in the past decade. The win adds to the country's growing legacy alongside their recent men's success under Luis de la Fuente.