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Another edition of the FIFA U-20 World Cup begins today in New Zealand. It is the first time the Kiwis host the U-20 World Cup, having previously hosted the U-17 World Cup in 1999 and the inaugural edition of the FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup in 2008 before.
Title holders France are not going to be able to defend their trophy as they failed to qualify for the tournament. However, runners-up, Uruguay will be hoping to make the final again and lift the so yearned trophy this time.
Villarreal have two players representing the club for the Charrúas: leading front man and scorer Franco Acosta from the B team, and defensive midfielder Ramiro Guerra from the C team. Both young submariners will be striving to take La Celeste to the final once again.
Uruguay are in group D with Serbia, Mexico and Mali.
Unexpectedly, Qatari youngster, Sultan Al Kuwari will also be representing the Cantera Grogueta as FIFA lists him as a Villarreal player on their website.
Qatar are in group C with Colombia, Portugal and Senegal.
Hosts New Zealand will be opening the tournament against Ukraine. USA will play debutante Myanmar.
Day 1 matches include from Group A: Argentina vs. Panama, and Ghana vs. Austria.
Day 2, Group C: Qatar vs. Colombia and Portugal vs. Senegal. Senegal will be making their debut in the FIFA U-20 World Cup.
Acosta and Guerra will be also making their debut tomorrow as Uruguay takes on Serbia.