As one World Cup reaches its final whistle, the next chapter of global soccer is already taking shape. The next FIFA Women’s World Cup begins June 24, 2027, and runs through July 25, 2027. Brazil will host 32 of the world’s best women’s national teams for 64 matches across eight cities.
Over the course of the unmissable monthlong competition, 32 teams will play 64 matches for a chance to hoist the coveted trophy. For fans in the United States and Canada, every single match will stream live on Netflix, with English and Spanish coverage in the United States and English and select French coverage in Canada.
Here’s everything to know about the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2027, including when it starts, where it will be played, which teams are competing, and how to watch.
The next FIFA Women’s World Cup starts June 24, 2027, and continues through July 25, 2027.
The tournament will feature 32 national teams competing in 64 matches over approximately one month. Additional scheduling information, including match dates, kickoff times, and team matchups, will be added as it is announced.
The next FIFA Women’s World Cup will take place in 2027. The FIFA Women’s World Cup is generally held every four years, with the 2027 tournament following the 2023 competition in Australia and New Zealand.
The FIFA Women’s World Cup 2027 will be hosted by Brazil. Matches will take place in the following cities:
The FIFA Women’s World Cup will stream exclusively on Netflix in the United States and Canada in 2027 and 2031.
For the latest qualifying teams and for future updates, visit Tudum’s guide to FIFA Women’s World Cup 2027.
