Australia U-20 is the country's national under-twenty football team, entered into Group I of the U-20 World Cup in the Blue Lock manga. A winning start against Paraguay and a subsequent draw keep them in contention through the early rounds of the competition.
Australia U-20 carries the nation's colours at youth international level, its ranks filled by players beneath the age of twenty. The manga assigns the side to Group I for the U-20 World Cup group phase.
The Australians open by beating Paraguay by a solitary goal, then share the points in a draw involving Portugal or Belgium, with a further fixture against one of those two still to come. As with the other group entrants, the manga withholds the exact final scores.
None of the Australian squad members are named in the source material, leaving the team as a collective presence in the bracket. Historically, Australia did not feature at the youth World Cup held in Poland, so their inclusion here is an invention of the story.

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Australia U-20 is the nation's under-twenty football team, entered into Group I of the U-20 World Cup in the Blue Lock manga.
Australia U-20 is placed in Group I for the group stage of the U-20 World Cup in Blue Lock.
Australia U-20 opened the tournament with a one-goal win over Paraguay, followed by a draw against either Portugal or Belgium.
No, Australia did not actually feature at the youth World Cup held in Poland, making their inclusion in Blue Lock's U-20 World Cup a fictional addition.
Australia U-20 faces Paraguay, Portugal, and Belgium during the group stage of the U-20 World Cup in Blue Lock.
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