Eighteen teams secure spots for FIFA Women’s World Cup in Brazil
The qualification process for the 2027 FIFA Women’s World Cup is well underway, with 18 teams already earning their places. Brazil will host the tournament, and teams from every continent are preparing for the global stage. Notable qualifiers include Algeria, Cameroon, Malawi, Morocco, and the Philippines. Fourteen spots remain as nations continue to battle for entry into the prestigious competition.
Match highlights
- Algeria, Cameroon, Malawi, and Morocco have qualified from Africa, marking a significant achievement for the continent.
- Australia, China, Japan, North Korea, Philippines, and South Korea will represent Asia, completing the region’s allocation.
- Europe’s confirmed teams are Denmark, France, Germany, and Spain, with seven more places yet to be decided.
- New Zealand has secured Oceania’s only direct spot, while South America’s qualifiers are Argentina, Brazil, and Colombia.
- With 18 teams qualified, 14 places are still open, including spots to be filled through European, CONCACAF, and inter-confederation playoffs.
