Group Draw for the CONMEBOL Sub20 Women's Futsal 2026
The draw will take place in Paraguay, dividing ten teams into two groups, preceding the tournament in Venezuela this September.

The draw for the Group Stage of the CONMEBOL Sub20 Women's Futsal 2026 will take place on August 14, 2026, at the CONMEBOL headquarters in Luque, Paraguay. It will be streamed live on CONMEBOL's official YouTube channel. Ten national teams will participate, divided into two groups of five teams.
Tournament Description
The 2026 edition of the tournament will be held in Venezuela from September 12 to 20. This tournament brings together ten national teams from the member associations of CONMEBOL. In the draw, Brazil stands out as the team with the most titles, winning in 2016, 2018, and 2022. However, Colombia clinched the title in the last edition of 2024 by defeating Brazil in penalties.
Competition Format
The competition is divided into two phases: the Preliminary Phase and the Final Phase. In the preliminary phase, teams are split into two groups of five. The top two teams from each group advance to the semifinals, while the remaining teams compete for positions five through nine.
Team Distribution by Seedings
- Group A (Position A1): Venezuela
- Group B (Position B1): Colombia
The seedings are organized according to the final standings of the previous tournament:
- Pot 1: Brazil and Argentina (Positions A2 and B2)
- Pot 2: Uruguay and Paraguay (Positions A3 and B3)
- Pot 3: Chile and Bolivia (Positions A4 and B4)
- Pot 4: Ecuador and Peru (Positions A5 and B5)
Draw Methodology
Venezuela, as the host nation, leads Group A, and Colombia, as the reigning champion, leads Group B. In case of a tie between host and champion, the current runner-up, Brazil, would take the lead in that group.
Broadcast Details
This event will be available to follow live on the CONMEBOL YouTube channel. The platform will be crucial for fans wanting to see the development of the draw.
Tournament Schedule
The schedule confirmed that matches will be played in a round-robin format, increasing competitiveness in each encounter. This allows for an interesting dynamic when determining final positions, especially for knockout matches.
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