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Young Lone Star Drawn Into Group F for Inaugural FIFA U-15 World Cup & Festival

by Edwin Dolo
September 21, 2026
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Published: September 21, 2026

Liberia’s Young Lone Star will face five countries in Group F of the inaugural FIFA U-15 World Cup & Festival in Azerbaijan

MONROVIA — Liberia’s Under-15 national team, the Young Lone Star, will face Morocco, the Philippines, Curaçao, Costa Rica and Belize in Group F of the inaugural FIFA U-15 World Cup & Festival in Azerbaijan.

The tournament is scheduled for Oct. 22-30, 2026, in Baku, with Liberia set to make its debut in FIFA’s new global youth competition.

The competition brings together 191 FIFA member associations, giving Liberia a chance to showcase its emerging talent on the international stage at the U-15 level.

Unlike traditional FIFA youth tournaments, the event will be played in an 8-a-side format, with two 20-minute halves. Players born in 2011 or 2012 are eligible to participate.

Teams will first compete in a group stage before moving into a second phase divided into six performance tiers. Each team is guaranteed continued competition through the final matchday, with the winner of Tier A crowned the FIFA U-15 World Cup & Festival champion.

For Liberia, the tournament offers another platform for developing young footballers and comes as the Liberia Football Association continues its efforts to strengthen the country’s youth football pathway.

The LFA’s Technical Development Scheme has conducted scouting activities across several counties, with selected young players brought together at the George Weah Technical Center in Careysburg for football development and education.

The Young Lone Star will now prepare for a Group F campaign against opponents from Africa, Asia, the Caribbean, Central America and North America.

FIFA says the inaugural tournament is designed to provide young players from all member associations with meaningful international competition and exposure to different football styles and cultures.

More than 3,000 young players, coaches and officials are expected to participate, with nearly 1,000 matches scheduled during the tournament.

Tags: FIFA U-15 World CupLiberia Football AssociationLiberia U-15Young Lone Star
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Edwin Dolo

Edwin Dolo

Edwin Dolo is a Liberian journalist with a versatile portfolio as an editor, reporter, photographer, webmaster, and content developer. He currently serves as Secretary-General of the Sports Writers Association of Liberia (SWAL), where he plays a key role in promoting and advancing sports journalism across the country.

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