The 2027 FIFA Women's World Cup is set to make history as the first edition of the tournament to be staged in South America, with Brazil confirmed as the host nation.
Scheduled to run from June 24 to July 25, the competition will bring together 32 national teams in a month‑long battle for the championship.
All matches will be broadcast exclusively on Netflix, which has secured streaming rights in English, Spanish and French, ensuring global audiences can follow the action from anywhere.
Fourteen nations have already secured qualification, among them traditional powerhouses Brazil, Argentina, Australia and Spain, while the remaining spots will be decided through upcoming qualifiers.
A South American First
The tournament marks a watershed moment for women's football, promising heightened visibility and investment in the women's game across the continent.
Venues Along the Eastern Coast
Games will be spread across eight venues along Brazil’s eastern seaboard, utilizing stadiums in Belo Horizonte, Brasília, Fortaleza, Porto Alegre, Recife, Rio de Janeiro, Salvador and São Paulo.
The choice of eight stadiums reflects Brazil’s diverse regional geography and its ambition to showcase the sport in multiple cultural contexts.
Exclusive Streaming on Netflix
Netflix’s exclusive coverage will feature a play‑off format to determine the champion among the final three teams, adding an extra layer of drama to the finale.
The broadcast will be available in three languages — English, Spanish and French — allowing fans worldwide to experience the tournament through Netflix’s platform.