JP Dellacamera and Saskia Webber on Fox Sports as USA face New Zealand at the FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup
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New Zealand U-20 v United States U-20 in the FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup will be shown in the United States on FS1, with streaming available via FOX One; in Canada, the match is listed for TSN Canada Premium using the world feed. The tournament is being staged in Poland from 5 to 27 September 2026, and the USA’s Group D campaign also includes Japan and Italy.
For British readers checking the practical viewing picture, there is no UK free-to-air channel listed for this fixture, so the key rights information here centres on the American and Canadian coverage rather than ITV, BBC, Sky or TNT. The match kicks off at 14:00 UK time on 12 September 2026, making it a useful early-afternoon watch for fans following the Americans’ progress on either side of the Atlantic.
The US broadcast will be led by JP Dellacamera on commentary alongside Saskia Webber. Dellacamera is one of the most recognisable voices in American football coverage and has long been associated with major FIFA events, while Webber is a former United States international who won Olympic gold in 2004 and has since built a strong broadcast profile as a pundit and analyst.
That pairing gives FOX a blend of experienced play-by-play and elite-level playing insight. Dellacamera’s familiar match-day style has made him a regular for US audiences across men’s and women’s football, while Webber’s background as a goalkeeper brings a different perspective on defensive organisation, set pieces and in-game momentum.
The Canadian coverage is set to use world feed commentators, with Jamie Watson named as the main commentator. Watson is a respected broadcast voice in women’s football coverage and has become a regular on international tournaments, helping add continuity for viewers who prefer a neutral feed. The world feed approach also gives TSN the flexibility to present the game in a standard international format.
FOX’s tournament coverage reflects its wider English-language rights to FIFA events in the United States, with matches spread across FOX One, FS1, FS2 and FOX Soccer Plus during the competition. That means this USA fixture sits within a broader package that has made the broadcaster a central destination for FIFA age-group and senior tournaments alike.
On the pitch, this is an important test for the United States against a New Zealand side that earned its place at the finals by winning the OFC U-19 Women’s Championship. FIFA’s tournament preview also notes that New Zealand are one of the four teams in Group D, underlining the competitive nature of the section and the significance of every result.
For the USA, the match is a chance to strengthen their push towards the knockout rounds, with their group-stage schedule compressed into a short and demanding window. For New Zealand, it represents an opportunity to measure themselves against one of the traditional powerhouses of the women’s youth game.
Watch: FS1 in the US, FOX One streaming, and TSN Canada Premium with the world feed in Canada.
Article generated: 12 September 2026, 14:02 GMT