FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup Poland 2026 Official Song Released
Short overview
Polish pop star Blanka and producer Francis release 'YEYEYO', the official song for the FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup Poland 2026. The uplifting dance track celebrates female collaboration and resilience, ahead of the tournament from 5 to 27 September across four host cities.
The FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup Poland 2026™ has unveiled its official song, YEYEYO, a collaboration between Polish pop star Blanka and producer Francis. The uplifting dance track, now available on streaming platforms, is set to energize fans as the tournament approaches.
A Celebration of Women's Football
YEYEYO brings together two of Poland's most prominent music names to celebrate the next generation of women's football stars. The song's empowering theme highlights female collaboration and resilience, both on and off the pitch, with a message about winning “side by side.” This theme echoes Blanka's earlier hit Solo, which she performed at the Eurovision Song Contest three years ago.
Since her Eurovision appearance, Blanka has amassed over one billion views on TikTok, and her songs have been streamed more than 250 million times worldwide. Francis, a leading producer on the Polish music scene, has crafted several major hits in the country, making the duo a fitting choice for the tournament's anthem.
Tournament Details and Host Cities
The FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup 2026™ will feature the world's top 24 U-20 women's national teams competing from 5 to 27 September. The 12th edition of the tournament will take place across four host cities: Bielsko-Biała, Katowice, Łódź, and Sosnowiec, promising a celebration of football and local culture.
The event will showcase the most exciting young talents in women's football, building on the legacy of former champions who have significantly contributed to the growth of the women's game. Notable alumni include Germany's Sara Däbritz, Japan's Hinata Miyazawa, Spain's Salma Paralluelo, and USA's Alex Morgan.
Tickets and Fixtures
With the draw completed and fixtures confirmed, fans can now purchase tickets to support their favorite teams via FIFA.com/tickets. The tournament promises to be a landmark event for women's youth football, uniting passionate fans and future stars.
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