The USWNT won the FIFA Women's World Cup in 2015, successfully defended that title in 2019, and is now atop the odds board to complete the three-peat in 2023. We break down their chances and more in our full Women's World Cup odds below.
All eyes are on the Americans as they look to complete the first World Cup three-peat after getting the job done as favorites in 2015 and 2019.
Team USA have actually drifted up in the odds from +250 to +270 after only beating Vietnam 3-0 and playing to a 1-1 draw with the Netherlands so far in the group stage. Despite entering as the favorites, Spain fell well short at EURO 2022, losing 2-1 to England in extra time in the quarterfinals. However, they were missing Ballon d'Or winner Alexia Putella due to injury. She's back for the World Cup, making Spain one of the teams to beat.England is third on the board after winning the UEFA Women's EURO over Germany in 2022.
That type of success has not come for them here at the World Cup, though, with their best finish being a bronze medal in 2015. Either way, they're on the shortlist of contenders after back-to-back 1-0 wins in the group stage.Five different countries have won the FIFA Women's World Cup in its 20-year history, with eight different nations having made a final. The five winners are: Team USA , Germany , Japan, Norway, and China.
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