Argentina and Spain Ignite the Semis at Women's World Cup

MANILA, Philippines - The inaugural FIFA Futsal Women's World Cup 2025 exploded into the knockout stage, and two continental giants, Argentina and Spain, wasted no time in stamping their authority, securing the first two coveted spots in the semi-finals with dominant quarter-final victories.

Argentina Clinches 4-1 Victory over Colombia

In an intense South American derby, Argentina dismantled their rivals, Colombia, with a commanding 4-1 performance. The Albiceleste displayed the clinical efficiency that saw them top their group, breaking down a resolute Colombian defense that had fought hard to reach the last eight.

While Colombia pressed with flashes of individual brilliance, Argentina's collective strength and superior finishing shone through. The victory sends Argentina into the semi-finals, solidifying their status as a major contender for the global title. Their focus now shifts to the winner of the highly anticipated match between Brazil and Japan.

Spain Cruises Past Morocco with a 6-1 Masterclass

In the second quarter-final, the reigning European champions, Spain, delivered a blistering display of futsal artistry, overwhelming Morocco with a resounding 6-1 win. The result, while decisive, barely tells the story of the high-tempo, technical match.

Spain’s attack was relentless, featuring crisp passing, dynamic movement, and lethal strikes that left the Moroccan goalkeeper with few answers. Morocco, Africa's champion, showed flashes of heart and counter-attacking threat but ultimately could not contain the Spanish firepower. Spain advances effortlessly to the semi-finals, where they will face the victor of the Portugal versus Italy clash.