FIFA Women's World Cup

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international women's football tournament recurring sporting event

The FIFA Women's World Cup is the premier international tournament in women's football, contested every four years by national teams from around the world under the governance of FIFA.

Aliases (12)

FIFA Women’s World Cup ×4
2019 FIFA Women’s World Cup ×3
2003 FIFA Women's World Cup ×2
2007 FIFA Women's World Cup ×2
2011 FIFA Women's World Cup ×2
2011 FIFA Women’s World Cup ×1
2015 FIFA Women's World Cup ×1
2015 FIFA Women’s World Cup ×1
2019 FIFA Women's World Cup ×1
2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup ×1
FIFA Women's World Cup qualification ×1
FIFA Women’s World Cup with United States women’s national soccer team ×1

Statements (53)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	international women's football tournament → recurring sporting event →
category	women's association football competitions → world championships →
competitionType	national teams →
confederation	FIFA →
confederationsEligible	AFC → CAF → CONCACAF → CONMEBOL → OFC → UEFA →
continentScope	worldwide →
edition1991Champion	United States women's national football team →
edition1991Host	China →
edition1995Champion	Norway women's national football team →
edition1995Host	Sweden →
edition1999Champion	United States women's national football team →
edition1999Host	United States →
edition2003Champion	Germany women's national football team →
edition2003Host	United States →
edition2007Champion	Germany women's national football team →
edition2007Host	China →
edition2011Champion	Japan women's national football team →
edition2011Host	Germany →
edition2015Champion	United States women's national football team →
edition2015Host	Canada →
edition2019Champion	United States women's national football team →
edition2019Host	France →
edition2023Champion	Spain women's national football team →
edition2023Host	Australia → New Zealand →
firstEditionHostCountry	China →
firstEditionYear	1991 →
format	group stage and knockout stage →
frequency	every four years →
gender	women →
governingBody	FIFA →
governingRules	Laws of the Game of association football →
inception	1991 →
mostTitlesNumber	4 →
mostTitlesTeam	United States women's national football team →
officialLanguage	English → French → Spanish →
organizer	FIFA →
qualificationMethod	continental qualification tournaments →
relatedCompetition	FIFA World Cup → Olympic women's football tournament →
sport	association football →
teamType	senior women's national teams →
trophyName	FIFA Women's World Cup Trophy →
typicalDuration	about one month →

Referenced by (30)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Alex Morgan ("2011 FIFA Women’s World Cup") → Alex Morgan ("2015 FIFA Women’s World Cup") → Alex Morgan ("2019 FIFA Women’s World Cup") → Debinha → Lindsey Horan ("2019 FIFA Women’s World Cup") → Lindsey Horan ("2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup") → Rhian Wilkinson ("2003 FIFA Women's World Cup") → Rhian Wilkinson ("2007 FIFA Women's World Cup") → Rhian Wilkinson ("2011 FIFA Women's World Cup") →	participatedIn
Christine Sinclair ("2003 FIFA Women's World Cup") → Christine Sinclair ("2007 FIFA Women's World Cup") → Christine Sinclair ("2011 FIFA Women's World Cup") → Christine Sinclair ("2015 FIFA Women's World Cup") → Christine Sinclair ("2019 FIFA Women's World Cup") →	FIFAWorldCupParticipation
England women’s national football team ("FIFA Women’s World Cup") → Scotland women's national football team ("FIFA Women's World Cup qualification") →	competition
OFC ("FIFA Women’s World Cup") →	associatedWith
FIFA World Cup →	hasWomenVariant
Alexandra Patricia Morgan →	hasWon
Canada women's national soccer team →	notableTournament
FIFA ("FIFA Women’s World Cup") →	organizesTournament
Scotland women's national football team →	participatesIn
CONCACAF Women's Championship →	qualifierFor
CONCACAF →	qualifiesForCompetition
UEFA Women's European Championship →	relatedCompetition
Scotland women's national football team →	representsInCompetition
CAN ("FIFA Women’s World Cup") →	usedIn
UEFA Women's European Championship →	winnerQualifiesFor
Lindsey Horan ("2019 FIFA Women’s World Cup") →	won
Cindy Parlow Cone ("FIFA Women’s World Cup with United States women’s national soccer team") →	worldCupTitlesWon