All you need to know about 2027 Women’s World Cup
The 10th edition of the Women’s World Cup is due to take place in Brazil between 24 June and 25 July 2027. Eight venues will host matches in the tournament. All were previously used for the men’s 2014 World Cup. It will be the second and final year with 32 teams in the competition, with […]
The 2027 Women’s World Cup will be held in Brazil from June 24 to July 25, 2027. This will be the second and final year with 32 teams participating in the tournament. Brazil has automatically qualified as the host nation. Spain won the 2023 World Cup, defeating England.
In Europe, 11 teams will qualify through a three-league qualifying process. The top four teams from League A (Denmark, France, Spain, and Germany) earn direct qualification. The remaining teams from League A enter the play-offs, along with the top three teams from each League B group, all six League C group winners, and the two best League C group runners-up. Europe has a total of 11 slots at the World Cup.
The inter-confederation play-off tournament will determine the remaining three slots. Uzbekistan, Chinese Taipei, Ghana, South Africa, Venezuela, Ecuador, and Papua New Guinea are currently guaranteed to participate in these play-offs.
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