When is the next Women's World Cup? Dates and host nation news
All the early details about the next Women's World Cup, including dates and host nation.
The Women's World Cup continues to escalate with each passing tournament.
European nations are growing in stature and quality, closing the gap to the traditional top dogs of the US Women's National Team, making for more exciting tournaments than ever.
Attendance records continue to be broken, TV audiences reach new peaks and cut-through to the general public has never been higher.
With that in mind, the next Women's World Cup can be expected to continue the trend, onwards and upwards.
RadioTimes.com has rounded up the early details about what to expect from the Women's World Cup 2027.
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When is the next Women's World Cup?
The next Women's World Cup tournament will be next held in 2027.
Women's World Cup 2027 dates
We don't have exact dates in the diary just yet, but the tournament is expected to be staged between June and July regardless of where it is staged.
Where is the next Women's World Cup held?
The Women's World Cup 2027 does not have a confirmed host nation, with four contenders who have expressed an interest in hosting the tournament.
- Belgium/Germany/Netherlands
- South Africa
- Brazil
- Mexico/United States
Nations can submit formal bids on 8th December 2023 before a process of inspections and walking through plans with FIFA officials.
The host nation will be unveiled on 17th May 2024.
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