Women's International

The women's national-team game in one place: the World Cup, Olympic football, the UEFA Women's Euros, and the Finalissima: every final and an all-time honour table across the lot. For women's club competitions, see Women's Club.

FIFA Women's World Cup finals

Every final since 1991. Click a nation for its full World Cup record.

Runner-up England · 1–0 · Australia
2023
Runner-up Netherlands · 2–0 · France
2019
Runner-up Japan · 5–2 · Canada
2015
Runner-up United States · 2–2 · Germany
2011
Runner-up Brazil · 2–0 · China
2007
Runner-up Sweden · 2–1 · United States
2003
Runner-up China · 0–0 · United States
1999
Runner-up Germany · 2–0 · Sweden
1995
Runner-up Norway · 2–1 · China
1991

Current world ranking

Rated from every result since 1956 and updated each morning. Citizen of Nowhere Football Elo Ratings, as of 2026-11-01.

1Spain2,412
3England2,281
4Japan2,276
5Germany2,261
6France2,248
7Brazil2,193
8Canada2,159
9Sweden2,155
11Denmark2,097

All-time honour table

Every nation across all four competitions. Each tournament cell shows titles / finals reached; WC Apps is World Cup appearances. Sorted by total titles, then finals.

5 finals · WC 4 / 5 · Oly — · Euros — · Fin —
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3 finals · WC 2 / 3 · Oly — · Euros — · Fin —
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2 finals · WC 1 / 2 · Oly — · Euros — · Fin —
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2 finals · WC 1 / 2 · Oly — · Euros — · Fin —
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1 finals · WC 1 / 1 · Oly — · Euros — · Fin —
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1 finals · WC 0 / 1 · Oly — · Euros — · Fin —
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1 finals · WC 0 / 1 · Oly — · Euros — · Fin —
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1 finals · WC 0 / 1 · Oly — · Euros — · Fin —
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1 finals · WC 0 / 1 · Oly — · Euros — · Fin —
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1 finals · WC 0 / 1 · Oly — · Euros — · Fin —
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0 finals · WC — · Oly — · Euros — · Fin —
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0 finals · WC — · Oly — · Euros — · Fin —
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Sources & methodology

World Cup data is the site's existing women's national dataset; Olympic and Euros results are compiled from the public tournament record. The all-time table counts major titles and finals reached across all four competitions (an Olympic "final" is the gold-medal match). Nation names link to a team's World Cup record where it has one, else to its country page. Honour tables fold historical names onto the modern nation (West Germany into Germany).