2027 Women’s World Cup Odds: US Favored Over Spain

Early betting favorites

The United States opens as the pre‑tournament favorite at +280 (14/5) according to BetOnline Sports and Casino. The Americans’ pedigree is unmatched in Women’s World Cup history, and a new generation of stars is set to chase another title in Brazil. Oddsmakers still see a narrow gap between the U.S. and Spain, who sit at +350 (7/2). Spain’s recent success includes a 2023 Women’s World Cup win and their men’s 2026 World Cup championship.

Spain’s double‑double momentum

La Roja’s women captured the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup, and the men followed up with the 2026 FIFA World Cup crown, giving Spain a rare double‑double of world championships. Now Spain aims for back‑to‑back Women’s World Cup titles and a third straight senior World Cup win for the nation. Their +350 odds reflect the confidence in a squad riding a historic winning streak. The challenge for the U.S. will be to curb Spain’s momentum in Brazil 2027.

Other leading European challengers

England, the 2023 runner‑up, is priced at 4/1, while France and Germany each sit at 10/1. England reached the previous final and is expected to stay among the elite contenders. France and Germany round out the top tier of European teams in the betting market. These odds show a clear gap between the top three nations and the rest of the field.

Host Brazil and other top contenders

Even with home‑soil advantage, Brazil is listed at 33/1. Japan and Australia share the same 25/1 spot, while Sweden sits at a better 20/1. Canada is priced at 50/1, and the Netherlands also sits at 25/1. The host’s relatively modest price suggests the tournament may still favor established powers, though Brazil will look to flip expectations.

Full odds overview

• United States – +280 (14/5)
• Spain – +350 (7/2)
• England – 4/1
• France – 10/1
• Germany – 10/1
• Brazil – 33/1
• Japan – 25/1
• Australia – 25/1
• Sweden – 20/1
• Canada – 50/1
• Netherlands – 25/1
• Belgium – 100/1
• Norway – 100/1
• Argentina, China, Mexico, Portugal, Republic of Ireland, South Korea – 250/1
• Morocco, Nigeria, Senegal, Zambia, Cameroon, Haiti – 500/1
• Costa Rica, Panama, Philippines, Vietnam – 1000/1

More than a year remains before the tournament kicks off in eight Brazilian cities, and qualifying, injuries, and roster development will shape the final fields. BetOnline’s early lines place the United States firmly in the lead, with Spain the only team offering a serious challenge. As preparations for Brazil 2027 continue, the betting market highlights a new era of dominance led by the United States and Spain.