FIFA Women's World Cup

Women's World Cup 2027

📍 Host

Brazil — the first time South America hosts the Women's World Cup. Cities include Rio de Janeiro, São Paulo, Belo Horizonte, and more.

📅 When

June–July 2027. Exact dates to be confirmed by FIFA. The defending champion is Spain, who won their first title in 2023 in Australia & New Zealand.

All-Time Champions

🇺🇸

USA

4

titles

🇩🇪

Germany

2

titles

🇳🇴

Norway

1

title

🇯🇵

Japan

1

title

🇪🇸

Spain

1

title

All-Time Top Scorers

#1 All-Time Record

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Marta

17

goals · 2003–2023

#2

🇩🇪

Birgit Prinz

14

goals · 1995–2007

#2

🇺🇸

Abby Wambach

14

goals · 2003–2015

#4

🇺🇸

Michelle Akers

12

goals · 1991–1999

#5

🇨🇳

Sun Wen

11

goals · 1991–2003

#5

🇩🇪

Bettina Wiegmann

11

goals · 1991–2003

Legends of the Game

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Marta

Six-time FIFA Best Player. 17 World Cup goals. The greatest player in the history of the women's game. Full stop.

Brazil · 2003–2023

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Mia Hamm

Two-time World Cup winner (1991, 1999). The player who put women's football on the map in America. Still iconic.

USA · 1991–2004

🇩🇪

Birgit Prinz

Three-time FIFA Women's Player of the Year. Two-time World Cup winner (2003, 2007). The dominant force of German football's golden era.

Germany · 1994–2011

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Homare Sawa

2011 World Cup winner, top scorer AND Golden Ball winner. Japan beat the USA in one of the greatest finals ever. Sawa was the reason.

Japan · 1993–2015

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Alex Morgan

2019 World Cup winner and co-top scorer. The face of the USWNT's modern era. Fast, clinical, and impossible to stop in full flight.

USA · 2011–2023

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Aitana Bonmatí

2023 World Cup winner and Golden Ball. Back-to-back Ballon d'Or (2023, 2024). The best women's player on the planet right now. Barcelona and Spain — she runs both.

Spain · 2021–present

All Finals

Year	Champion	Runner-Up	Score	Host
2023	🇪🇸Spain	🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿England	1–0	Australia/New Zealand
2019	🇺🇸USA	🇳🇱Netherlands	2–0	France
2015	🇺🇸USA	🇯🇵Japan	5–2	Canada
2011	🇯🇵Japan	🇺🇸USA	2–2 (AET, 3–1 pen)	Germany
2007	🇩🇪Germany	🇧🇷Brazil	2–0	China
2003	🇩🇪Germany	🇸🇪Sweden	2–1 (AET)	USA
1999	🇺🇸USA	🇨🇳China	0–0 (AET, 5–4 pen)	USA
1995	🇳🇴Norway	🇩🇪Germany	2–0	Sweden
1991	🇺🇸USA	🇳🇴Norway	2–1	China

* 9 editions played · First tournament: 1991 in China · Next edition: 2027 in Brazil