2027 FIFA Women’s World Cup Odds: US Leads Brazil Favorites

Early Favorite: United States

The Americans sit atop the betting board at +280 odds (14/5) after a run of international success. Their record‑breaking pedigree in Women’s World Cups makes them the clear front‑runner for Brazil 2027. A new generation of stars is ready to carry the program forward and add another crown to its collection.

Strongest Challenger: Spain

Reigning champions Spain follow closely at +350 (7/2) after a historic double‑double last year. La Roja captured both the women’s 2023 title and the men’s 2026 World Cup, giving the nation unprecedented momentum. Spain aims to become the first country to win back‑to‑back Women’s World Cups.

Other Top European Teams

• England, the 2023 runner‑up, sits third at 4/1.
• France and Germany are priced at 10/1 each, rounding out the top tier of European challengers.

Host Nation and Other Contenders

Brazil, playing on home soil, is listed at 33/1, a relatively modest price for the hosts. Japan and Australia share the same 25/1 spot, while Sweden clocks in at 20/1. Canada sits further back at 50/1, and the Netherlands also sits at 25/1, indicating a deep but uneven talent pool across the globe.

Long Shots and Rising Stars

The rest of the field is dotted with several 100/1 teams, including Belgium and Norway. Argentina, China, Mexico, Portugal, Republic of Ireland and South Korea are each 250/1, while Morocco, Nigeria, Senegal, Zambia, Cameroon and Haiti sit at 500/1. Costa Rica, Panama, the Philippines and Vietnam are long‑shots at 1000/1 each, reflecting their limited chances against the top squads.

As preparations for Brazil 2027 begin, the betting markets already highlight a clear hierarchy. The United States remains the favorite, but Spain’s recent dominance suggests a fierce battle for the title. With over a year before the tournament kicks off in eight Brazilian cities, qualifiers, injuries and roster development could reshape the current odds.