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FIFA Women's World CupBrazil 2027

South America hosts the women's global finals for the first time. Follow the 32-team tournament, eight Host Cities, qualification milestones, and verified viewing routes.

Women footballers competing in a Brazil-inspired setting for the 2027 tournament
24 JUN 25 JUL 2027

32

National teams

64

Matches

8

Host Cities

1st

Edition in South America

The road to Brazil

Countdown to opening day

283

Days

04

Hours

07

Minutes

25

Seconds

Until the tournament begins in Brazil on 24 June 2027.

A landmark edition

Brazil brings the tournament to South America

FIFA Women's World Cup Brazil 2027 is the competition's tenth edition. It is also the first to be staged in South America, taking the tournament through eight Brazilian cities and regions.

The 32-team format returns after its debut in 2023. Sixty-four matches will decide the title, with Brazil qualifying automatically as host and the remaining teams earning their places through confederation competitions and the play-off tournament.

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Qualification

Brazil qualifies automatically as host. The remaining places are decided through the six confederations and the FIFA play-off tournament.

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Tournament draw

The final draw will place 32 teams into eight groups once the qualifying field and draw procedure are confirmed.

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Opening day

The tenth edition begins on Thursday, 24 June 2027, starting a 32-day tournament across Brazil.

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The final

The champions will be decided on Sunday, 25 July 2027. The exact final venue remains tied to FIFA's official match schedule.

Confirmed field

Qualified Women's Teams

Fourteen nations have secured places so far. Each profile includes group, fixtures, and final squad details.

Brazil Women CONMEBOL Β· Qualified automatically as the host nation. Australia Women AFC Β· Beat Korea DPR 2-1 in the 2026 AFC Women's Asian Cup quarter-final to claim a direct place. China Women AFC Β· Defeated Chinese Taipei after extra time in the 2026 AFC Women's Asian Cup quarter-final. Japan Women AFC Β· Beat the Philippines 7-0 in the 2026 AFC Women's Asian Cup quarter-final. North Korea Women AFC Β· Beat Chinese Taipei 4-0 in an AFC Women's Asian Cup play-in match for a direct place. South Korea Women AFC Β· Beat Uzbekistan 6-0 in the 2026 AFC Women's Asian Cup quarter-final. Philippines Women AFC Β· Beat Uzbekistan 2-0 in an AFC Women's Asian Cup play-in match for a direct place. Argentina Women CONMEBOL Β· Secured a top-two place in the CONMEBOL Women's Nations League with a match to spare. Colombia Women CONMEBOL Β· Secured a top-two place in the CONMEBOL Women's Nations League with a match to spare. New Zealand Women OFC Β· Beat Papua New Guinea 1-0 in the OFC qualifying final to take the confederation's direct place. Denmark Women UEFA Β· Won UEFA qualifying Group A1 and confirmed the direct place with a 4-1 victory over Serbia. France Women UEFA Β· Won UEFA qualifying Group A2 and sealed the direct place with a 1-0 victory over the Republic of Ireland. Germany Women UEFA Β· Won UEFA qualifying Group A3 and secured the direct place before the final matchday. Spain Women UEFA Β· Won UEFA qualifying Group A4 and sealed the direct place with a 6-1 victory over Iceland.

Across Brazil

Eight Host Cities. One tournament.

From the MaracanΓ£ in Rio de Janeiro to Arena CastelΓ£o in Fortaleza, selected venues connect Brazil's football culture.

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Southeast

Belo Horizonte

MineirΓ£o
02

Central-West

BrasΓ­lia

EstΓ‘dio Nacional
03

Northeast

Fortaleza

Arena CastelΓ£o
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South

Porto Alegre

EstΓ‘dio Beira-Rio
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Northeast

Recife

Arena de Pernambuco
06

Southeast

Rio de Janeiro

MaracanΓ£
07

Northeast

Salvador

Arena Fonte Nova
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Southeast

SΓ£o Paulo

Arena Corinthians

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South America hosts the women's global finals for the first time. Follow the 32-team tournament, eight Host Cities, qualification milestones, and verified viewing routes.

Frequently Asked Questions

When is the FIFA Women's World Cup Brazil 2027?

The FIFA Women's World Cup Brazil 2027 runs from 24 June to 25 July 2027. The opening match is scheduled for Thursday, 24 June, and the final for Sunday, 25 July.

Which country is hosting the FIFA Women's World Cup 2027?

Brazil is the sole host nation. It will be the first FIFA Women's World Cup staged in South America.

How many teams will play at Brazil 2027?

Thirty-two national teams will compete. The tournament keeps the 32-team format introduced at the 2023 edition.

How many matches are in the FIFA Women's World Cup 2027?

Brazil 2027 contains 64 matches across the group stage and knockout rounds.

Which cities will host FIFA Women's World Cup 2027 matches?

The eight Host Cities are Belo Horizonte, BrasΓ­lia, Fortaleza, Porto Alegre, Recife, Rio de Janeiro, Salvador, and SΓ£o Paulo.

Has the complete FIFA Women's World Cup 2027 match schedule been announced?

The tournament dates and eight Host Cities are confirmed. Use FIFA's final match schedule for exact fixtures, kickoff times, and venue assignments when those details are published.

Where can I find Women's World Cup 2027 TV coverage?

FWC Mania's broadcasting section tracks confirmed country-by-country television and streaming rights. A service is listed as confirmed only when the relevant rights announcement supports it.

Has every team qualified for the FIFA Women's World Cup 2027?

No. Brazil qualifies automatically as host, while the remaining places are decided through confederation qualification and the FIFA play-off tournament.