Honduras U-20 is the Honduran youth national football team competing in Group E of the U-20 World Cup within the Blue Lock manga. The side plays a minor role in the tournament, opening with a defeat to Italy followed by a draw as its group stage unfolds.
Honduras U-20 fields the nation's under-twenty footballers and takes part in Group E of the U-20 World Cup in the Blue Lock manga. The team appears as the tournament's group phase progresses.
The Honduran side begins with a one-goal loss to Italy, though the precise result is never shown. It follows that with a draw against the Cameroon and Iran contingent, again without a disclosed score, and still faces a further group fixture. Real-world trivia notes that Honduras did not advance beyond the group stage at the Poland edition of the youth championship.

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Honduras U-20 is placed in Group E of the U-20 World Cup within the Blue Lock manga.
Honduras U-20 opens with a one-goal loss to Italy, though the precise result is never shown.
Honduras U-20 follows its opening loss with a draw against the Cameroon and Iran contingent, again without a disclosed score, and still has a further group fixture ahead.
No. Real-world trivia in Blue Lock notes that Honduras did not advance beyond the group stage at the Poland edition of the youth championship.
No individual players are named for the Honduran team in Blue Lock, so its lineup remains undocumented.
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