Three in a row.
Mini Football USA’s women are WMF World Champions for the third straight time, winning in Croatia in the kit they built with Admiral.
An island stage. A familiar ending.
For four days in October, the Adriatic island of Mali Lošinj became the center of the minifootball world. The World Minifootball Federation brought its Women’s World Cup and U23 World Cup to the island, which has a long record of hosting major international events in the sport.
Seven national teams arrived to compete for the title. Mini Football USA arrived as the team to beat, holding the trophy twice over.
They left with it again, and they did it without dropping a game. Six matches, six wins, 28 goals scored and just one conceded. The run opened with a 12–0 win over Costa Rica, and four straight group-stage wins followed.
Captain Erin Yenney scored the only goal of a tense semifinal against England. In the final, a rematch with Serbia, Kaela Dickerman struck in the 8th minute and Kennedy Kessler doubled the lead in the 21st. Serbia pushed hard after the break, but the US defense held to the final whistle.
That result sealed a third consecutive world title, the three-peat the program had been chasing since the second star went on the shirt.
Six wins. A third title.
Mini Football USA swept all six matches, scored 28 goals and conceded only once across the tournament.
| Date | Stage | Opponent | Score |
|---|---|---|---|
| 13 Oct | Group stage · Round 1 | Costa Rica | 12–0 |
| 14 Oct | Group stage · Round 2 | Serbia | 4–1 |
| 14 Oct | Group stage · Round 2 | Czechia | 3–0 |
| 15 Oct | Group stage · Round 3 | Lebanon | 6–0 |
| 16 Oct | Semifinal | England | 1–0 |
| 16 Oct | Final | Serbia | 2–0 |
| Six wins from six | 28–1 | ||
A clean sweep of the honors.
All three of the tournament’s top individual honors went to USA players, each collected in the navy home kit.
One program. One kit supplier.
Admiral and the US Mini Football Association have a long-term partnership. Admiral supplies the national program’s complete teamwear, from match kits and goalkeeper strips to training wear, accessories and the merchandise fans buy to wear in the stands.
The partnership covers the whole program. The women’s collection featured here was cut and fitted specifically for the women’s team. The men’s national team wears Admiral too, and will carry the same identity into the WMF Men’s World Cup in 2027.
Stars, stripes, and a women’s fit.
Every piece carries the Mini Football USA roundel and the Admiral ensign, with a system cut for the women who wear it.
Fine horizontal pinstripes shade from red into navy and build a single oversized star across the body, framed by a navy crew collar and red cuffs.
A white sash of cut-out stars sweeps over the right shoulder with a red stripe running through it. This is the kit the team wore to lift the trophy.
Red ringer collar and cuffs, white outlined numbers, and navy from collar to sock keep the stars and crest in focus.
The tournament pennant beside the white-and-navy match system in Mali Lošinj.
Built in Admiral ID. Owned by the team.
The collection was created with the US Mini Football Association in Admiral ID, Admiral’s online kit designer. Both teams worked on the same live design, adjusting the star sash, the density of the away pinstripes and the balance of navy, red and white before anything went to production.
The kits and merchandise are then made factory direct, so the program gets national-team quality at a price fans can afford.
“Three world titles in a row is extraordinary. We’re proud the women did it in a kit we designed together, and we can’t wait to see the men wear it in 2027.”Paul Hamburger, CEO, Admiral Sports
Wear the champions’ kit.
Congratulations to the players, coaches and staff on a third consecutive WMF Women’s World Cup title. We’re proud to see the champions competing in Admiral.
The home, away and training shirts are available now in the official club store.