South Korea lost the opener to Spain 4-0 last Wednesday. But regardless of their result against Colombia on the coming Wednesday, South Korea will not grab one of two quarterfinal berths out of Group D.

There are 16 nations in action, divided into four groups of four. And only the top two nations from each group will advance to the knockout phase.

South Korea won the 2010 U-17 Women's World Cup -- the country's first championship at any FIFA event -- but didn't even qualify for the next three tournaments in 2012, 2014 and 2016.

South Korea and Canada were scoreless at halftime. But 14 minutes into the latter half, Jordyn Huitema put Canada on the board, with a volley that floated over the head of goalkeeper Kang Ji-yeon.

A few minutes later, Huitema was sent off with a red card after elbowing Kim Min-ji in an aerial battle, but South Korea couldn't capitalize on that advantage. Lara Kazandjian doubled Canada's lead with a long-range strike in the 74th minute, sending Canada to the quarterfinals for the fourth time. (Yonhap)