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3. Spain
After ending European Championship with a bang against England this year, Spain are the third favourite to take home their first FIFA U-17 world Cup trophy. They have qualified for the tournament for the eight time, having missed out the trophy thrice in the finals and twice in the semi-finals.
La Furia Roja (The Red Fury) headed by Santiago Denia would definitely be hoping to end their hunt this time.
Jaun Miranda, the Barcelona-B kid, Abel Ruiz and Sergio Gomez are the key players to look forward.
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