Australia, who lifted the AFC U20 Asian Cup™ China 2025 title in February, were drawn in Group D alongside Italy, Cuba and six-time champions Argentina.

The Young Socceroos, who emerged continental champions for the first time, will be aiming to better the fourth-placed finishes achieved in 1991 and 1993.

Saudi Arabia, runners-up at the AFC U20 Asian Cup China 2025, will face Colombia, Norway and Nigeria in Group C.

Set to make their 10th appearance at the Finals, Saudi Arabia advanced to the Round of 16 in 2011 and 2017.

Japan, runners-up in 1999, will have to contend with hosts Chile, New Zealand and Egypt in Group A.

The East Asian side will be making their 12th appearance at the Finals, having qualified for four consecutive editions.

Korea Republic, who emerged runners-up as hosts of the 2019 edition, were drawn to face Ukraine, Paraguay and Panama.

In the Finals for the 17th time, Korea Republic finished fourth two years ago and were defeated in the 2019 final by Ukraine.

The format at Chile 2025 will see the top two teams from each of the six groups advancing to the Round of 16, as well as the four best third-placed teams.

Group A: Chile, New Zealand, Japan, Egypt

Group B: Korea Republic, Ukraine, Paraguay, Panama

Group C: Brazil, Mexico, Morocco, Spain

Group D: Italy, Australia, Cuba, Argentina

Group E: USA, New Caledonia, France, South Africa

Group F: Colombia, Saudi Arabia, Norway, Nigeria