According to a report by BBC Sports on Wednesday October 21, 2026, the Group B standings of the ongoing FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup in Morocco have witnessed significant changes following Nigeria's 2-0 victory over Puerto Rico and Korea DPR's impressive 6-1 triumph against Poland.

The latest results have strengthened Korea DPR's position at the top of the group, while Nigeria's Flamingos have revived their hopes of qualifying for the knockout stage after recovering from their opening defeat.

Nigeria entered Tuesday's encounter needing a victory after suffering a disappointing 2-1 loss against Poland in their first group match.

The Flamingos responded positively against Puerto Rico, with Oluwakemi Adegbuyi opening the scoring in the 25th minute to give Nigeria an important advantage.

Despite facing resistance from their opponents, Nigeria maintained their lead throughout the second half before Precious Oscar scored in the 93rd minute to secure a convincing 2-0 victory.

The result handed Nigeria their first three points of the tournament and improved their goal difference to positive one.

Meanwhile, Korea DPR continued their remarkable performance in the competition by defeating Poland 6-1.

The defending champions had previously demolished Puerto Rico 6-0 in their opening encounter, meaning they have now scored 12 goals in just two matches.

Their latest victory confirmed their dominance in Group B and strengthened their position as one of the leading contenders for the tournament.

How Group B Table Looks After Tuesday's Results

Korea DPR currently occupy first position with six points from two matches. They have recorded two victories, scored 12 goals and conceded just once, leaving them with an outstanding goal difference of positive eleven.

Poland remain in second position with three points after winning one match and losing another. They have scored three goals and conceded seven, giving them a goal difference of negative four.

Nigeria occupy third position with three points from two matches. The Flamingos have registered one victory and one defeat, scoring three goals and conceding two, with a positive goal difference of one.

Puerto Rico sit at the bottom of the standings without a point after losing their opening two matches. They have conceded eight goals without scoring any, leaving them with a goal difference of negative eight.

Interestingly, Nigeria have a better overall goal difference than Poland, but the European side remain ahead because they defeated the Flamingos in their opening encounter.

What The Results Mean For Nigeria

Nigeria's victory has significantly improved their chances of progressing beyond the group stage, although qualification is not yet guaranteed.

The Flamingos will face Korea DPR in their final group match on Friday October 23, while Poland will battle Puerto Rico on the same day.

A positive result against Korea DPR could prove crucial for Nigeria, particularly with Poland also competing for a place in the knockout stage.

Under the competition's qualification format, the top two teams from each group will advance automatically, alongside the four best third-placed teams.

Therefore, Nigeria still have an opportunity to qualify even if they eventually finish third in Group B.

However, the Flamingos must prepare for a difficult challenge against Korea DPR, who have demonstrated exceptional attacking strength throughout their opening two matches.

With three points already secured, Nigeria will be hoping to produce another impressive performance and keep their World Cup ambitions alive.