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FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup
Both are the only teams to have won the title twice - DPR Korea lifting the trophy in 2006 and 2016 while Spain are back-to-back defending champions.
DPR Korea, however, will have the added motivation of wanting to follow in the footsteps of their nation's U-20 squad who won the world title in September.
DPR Korea overcame a stiff test in their 1-0 semi-final win against the USA but the reigning AFC U-17 Women's Asian Cup™ champions can expect an even tougher outing against Spain.
Both sides have been flawless thus far with DPR Korea going into the final as a well rounded unit, whose awesome attacking flair has been well complemented by their defensive resilience, with the East Asians having scored 13 and conceding just once.
Spain, however, have been even more prolific with the European side plundering 18 goals against just two conceded enroute to their third successive final.
DPR Korea won't be unduly worried as head coach Song Sung Gwon has a knack for getting the best out of his side, with the likes of Choe Rim Jong (four goals), Choe Il Son, Ri Kuk Hyang and So Ryu Gong (two each) all in great form.

Song's side, however, will do well to keep an eye on Pau Comendador, with the forward leading the scoring chart with five goals.
DPR Korea v Spain
Venue: Estadio Felix Sanchez (Santo Domingo)
Kick-off: Sunday, 18:00 (UTC-4)
