The road to the next FIFA World Cup has already begun.
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- 10 hours ago
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In 2027, the world's best women's national teams will head to Brazil for the FIFA Women's World Cup. Following Spain's 2023 Women's World Cup title and the men's triumph in 2026, the spotlight once again turns to La Roja as they look to continue an extraordinary era for Spanish football.
However, the United States enters the tournament as the early favorite, with Spain and England close behind.
Early 2027 FIFA Women's World Cup Odds
United States — +280 (14/5)
Spain — +350 (7/2)
England — +400 (4/1)
France — +1000 (10/1)
Germany — +1000 (10/1)
Sweden — +2000 (20/1)
Australia — +2500 (25/1)
Japan — +2500 (25/1)
Netherlands — +2500 (25/1)
Brazil — +3300 (33/1)
Canada — +5000 (50/1)
Denmark — +6600 (66/1)
Belgium — +10000 (100/1)
Norway — +10000 (100/1)
New Zealand — +15000 (150/1)
Switzerland — +15000 (150/1)
Austria — +20000 (200/1)
Chile — +20000 (200/1)
Colombia — +20000 (200/1)
Czechia — +20000 (200/1)
Iceland — +20000 (200/1)
Italy — +20000 (200/1)
Paraguay — +20000 (200/1)
Argentina — +25000 (250/1)
China — +25000 (250/1)
Finland — +25000 (250/1)
Jamaica — +25000 (250/1)
Mexico — +25000 (250/1)
Northern Ireland — +25000 (250/1)
Portugal — +25000 (250/1)
Republic of Ireland — +25000 (250/1)
South Korea — +25000 (250/1)
Cameroon — +50000 (500/1)
Haiti — +50000 (500/1)
Morocco — +50000 (500/1)
Nigeria — +50000 (500/1)
Senegal — +50000 (500/1)
Zambia — +50000 (500/1)
South Africa — +75000 (750/1)
Costa Rica — +100000 (1000/1)
Panama — +100000 (1000/1)
Philippines — +100000 (1000/1)
Vietnam — +100000 (1000/1)
With Brazil set to host the tournament, who do you think will lift the FIFA Women's World Cup in 2027?


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