Today, June 24th, marks exactly one year to go until the FIFA Women's World Cup Brazil 2027™ in South America. We've got you covered with everything you need to know ahead of next year's tournament with our guide.
From the hosts, to qualified teams, venues and more, get all the latest news before the tournament kicks-off in Brazil next year.
Hosts
Brazil were selected as hosts on the 17th May 2024, with 119 votes for the Brazilian bid, beating out the Belgium–Germany–Netherlands bid with 78 votes.
This will mark the first time the FIFA Women's World Cup™ will be held in South America and Latin America, and will be the last time the tournament will be contested by 32 teams, with the 2031 edition having 48 teams.
Qualified Teams
Australia were the first team to qualify after the hosts, Brazil, with the CommBank Matildas booking their spot in Brazil following their win over DPR Korea during the AFC Women’s Asian Cup Australia 2026™ quarter-finals.
Japan, China PR, DPR Korea, the Philippines and the Korea Republic will join Australia as the AFC representatives. New Zealand secured OFC's spot after a 1-0 win over Papua New Guinea in April.
Colombia and Argentina have secured their spot in next year's tournament following the CONMEBOL Women's Nations League. From Europe, Denmark, France, Germany and Spain have already secured 4 of the 11 allocated spots for UEFA, with qualifying still ongoing in this region.
The CONCACAF W Championship serves as the qualifying competition to determine the representatives from North America, Central America and the Caribbean, with four direct slots up for grabs.
The 2026 Women's Africa Cup of Nations, set to kick off next month, will decide which countries take CAF's four automatic spots, with the four quarter-final winners in the tournament qualifying directly for next year's tournament.
Ten teams, from six confederations, will have a chance to qualify during the inter-confederation play-offs towards the end of the year. With Uzbekistan, Chinese Taipei, Venezuela, Ecuador and Papua New Guinea sealing a spot in the play-offs.
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Venues
Eight venues across Brazil will host the tournament, with all of them hosting games during the men's FIFA World Cup 2014™. The biggest stadium is Rio de Janeiro's Estádio do Maracanã, with a capacity of 73,139, and is the home of CR Flamengo and Fluminense FC.
Rio de Janeiro | Brasília | Belo Horizonte | Fortaleza |
Estádio do Maracanã | Estádio Nacional Mané Garrincha | Estádio Mineirão | Arena Castelão |
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Porto Alegre | São Paulo | Salvador | Recife |
Estádio Beira-Rio | Arena Corinthians | Arena Fonte Nova | Arena Pernambuco |
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Official Matildas Fan Travel Group
Keith Prowse Travel is proud to be the official fan travel partner of Football Australia and will give fans a tour that gives you unforgettable experiences from the stands to the streets of Brazil.
Get ready for the Official Matildas Fan Travel Group for the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2027™, Football Australia’s only endorsed way to follow the Tillies on the greatest stage in women’s football.
Deposits are now open to secure your place. All it takes is a fully refundable $250 per person deposit to lock in your spot — or $750 for the whole family (2 adults + 2 children under 15). You won't be charged another cent until you've reviewed and confirmed your full itinerary and pricing after the FIFA draw.
The first 100 bookers will also score a $400 flight credit to go towards their trip*
 Exclusive Supporter Experiences |  Handpicked Accommodation |  Iconic Brazilian Sightseeing |
| Exclusive Matildas fan zone access and matchday supporter experiences across the group stage games. | Carefully selected properties chosen with fans in mind — well-located, comfortable, and part of the experience. | Guided tours of the most remarkable sites across your host cities — because a World Cup in Brazil deserves more than just the football. |
 Expert Bilingual Local Guides |  Included Transfers |  A Community of Matildas Fans |
| Knowledgeable local guides fluent in English and Portuguese, on hand throughout your entire journey. | Group shared transfers, inter-city travel, and matchday transfers — all taken care of so you can focus on the experience. | Travel with a group of fellow fans who love the Matildas as much as you do. This is the World Cup the way it's meant to be experienced. |
Draw
FIFA have not officially announced the draw date for the upcoming FIFA Women's World Cup Brazil 2027™, where Australia will learn their group stage opponents and game locations. It will likely be towards the end of the year.
FIFA Women's World Cup Brazil 2027™
Dates: 24 June to 25 July 2027
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