Women’s World Cup 2027 Odds: England Second Favourites After Euros Glory
Following their victory over Spain in the European Championship final, England are now second favourites to win the 2027 Women’s World Cup in Brazil, according to betting sites.
A dramatic penalty shootout win over the reigning world champions ensured Sarina Wiegman’s side retained the trophy they lifted in 2022.
England are priced at 6/1 to triumph at the World Cup after securing back-to-back European titles.
However, they face strong competition from current holders Spain, USA, France and hosts Brazil.
The Lionesses narrowly missed out on winning the World Cup as European champions in 2023, but the latest odds from Ladbrokes suggest they are well placed to finally lift the trophy in 2027.
Spain Favourites To Retain Crown
Reigning world champions Spain enter the 2027 World Cup as 3/1 favourites according to betting apps.
Having beaten England 1-0 in the 2023 final in Australia, there is little to suggest Spain will give up their crown without a fight next time around.
The golden generation, led by Aitana Bonmati, Jenni Hermoso and Salma Paralluelo, has redefined women’s football with their technical brilliance and creativity.
Meanwhile, their 2023 World Cup triumph, 2024 Nations League title and run to the Euro 2025 final, only highlight Spain’s consistency at the highest level.
With a blend of depth, talent and proven success, Spain are deserved frontrunners to retain the title when the World Cup heads to Brazil in 2027.
Women's World Cup 2027 Odds
Team | Odds | Bookmaker |
Spain | 3/1 | |
England | 6/1 | |
USA | 6/1 | |
France | 7/1 | |
Brazil | 10/1 |
England Look To Go One Better
England’s Euro 2025 victory means the Lionesses are now second favourites to win the World Cup in 2027.
They produced a magnificent display to beat Spain on penalties and retain their European Championship crown.
The match was a repeat of the 2023 Women’s World Cup final, which Spain won by a single goal, but England exacted their revenge in dramatic fashion.
With momentum behind them and expectations high, England have the form and experience to go one better in 2027 and can be backed at 6/1 for World Cup glory.
United States Strong Contenders
Despite their round-of-16 exit in 2023, the United States remain strong contenders thanks to their long-standing dominance of the sport and vast resources.
Under new head coach Emma Hayes, the team has introduced younger players such as Trinity Rodman, Sophia Smith and Mallory Swanson, who may well be at their peak by 2027.
If they regain their cohesion, the Americans remain the benchmark by which others are measured and can be backed at 6/1 for World Cup success.
France Have The Players To Make An Impact
France remain strong contenders thanks to a blend of emerging talent and established stars such as Marie-Antoinette Katoto and Eugenie Le Sommer, who have been influential at the highest level.
France have regularly reached the latter stages of major tournaments, although consistency has sometimes eluded them under pressure.
However, with individual quality and squad depth in abundance, they have the tools to make a serious impact in a tournament and can be backed at 7/1 to win the 2027 World Cup in Brazil.
Brazil Dark Horses On Home Soil
Despite being hosts, Brazil are viewed as outsiders for the tournament on home soil.
Even so, they remain a compelling dark-horse choice for the first Women’s World Cup to be held in South America.
With home conditions, passionate support and the emotional drive of playing in front of their own fans, Brazil have a youthful squad eager to close the gap on Europe and the United States.
If they build momentum, a run to the final would not be a surprise and Brazil are 10/1 to win the tournament.
