COMPLETE ROSTER: Nations Confirmed for 2027 Women's World Cup Tournament

Cameroon on Sunday secured their place at the 2027 FIFA Women’s World Cup after edging Nigeria’s Super Falcons 1-0 in their 2026 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations quarter-final encounter.
nThe victory also sent the Indomitable Lionesses into the WAFCON semi-finals, securing their qualification for next year’s global tournament in Brazil.n
nThe 2026 WAFCON doubles as Africa’s qualifying competition for the 2027 Women’s World Cup, with the four semi-finalists earning the continent’s automatic tickets to the tournament.
nCameroon join Algeria and Morocco, who had already sealed their places after reaching the semi-finals on Saturday.
nBrazil will host the 2027 tournament, while the remaining qualifying places are being determined through continental competitions across the various confederations.
nSee full list of countries qualified for the 2027 Women’s World Cup:
nHost:
nBrazil
AFC:
nAustralia
nChina PR
nJapan
nKorea DPR
nKorea Republic
nPhilippines
CAF:
nAlgeria
nCameroon
nMoroccon
Concacaf:
nNone yetn
CONMEBOL:
nArgentina
nColombian
OFC:
nNew Zealandn
UEFA:
nDenmark
nFrance
nGermany
nSpainn
More teams are expected to secure qualification as the various continental qualification campaigns conclude.
nThe 2027 FIFA Women’s World Cup will feature 32 teams.
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