FIFA Women's World Cup Titles by Country
Key Findings
About This Dataset
FIFA Women's World Cup Titles by CountryThe United States lead with four titles, double second-placed Germany on two, and no other nation has won it more than once. Their dominance spans the tournament's entire history, from the inaugural 1991 edition to 2019, a 28-year span of success unmatched in the men's game by any country. Only five nations have ever won the Women's World Cup in nine editions, a narrower field than the men's tournament. Norway's 1995 title and Japan's in 2011 are the standout results, while Spain's victory in 2023 made them the most recent first-time champion. Sweden, England and Brazil have all reached a final without ever winning.
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Methodology & source
- Data source
- Wikipedia: FIFA Women's World Cup
- Coverage
- 5 entities · 5 observations
- Measure
- Women's World Cup Titles Won
- Last updated
- 14 July 2026
- Compiled by
- The ANYSTAT team, from the source above
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- Entities are ranked highest-first on their value.
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