FIFA Women's World Cup

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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.

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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 soccer team
surface form: United States women's national football team
edition1991Host China
edition1995Champion Norway women's national football team
edition1995Host Sweden
edition1999Champion United States women's national soccer team
surface form: United States women's national football team
edition1999Host United States of America
surface form: United States
edition2003Champion Germany national football team
surface form: Germany women's national football team
edition2003Host United States of America
surface form: 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 soccer team
surface form: United States women's national football team
edition2015Host Canada
edition2019Champion United States women's national soccer team
surface form: 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 soccer team
surface form: 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

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Julie Foudy competitionClass FIFA Women's World Cup
Julie Foudy participatedIn FIFA Women's World Cup
France women’s national football team regularlyCompetesIn FIFA Women's World Cup
this entity surface form: FIFA Women’s World Cup
Ellen White participatedIn FIFA Women's World Cup
this entity surface form: FIFA Women’s World Cup
Scottish national football teams competeIn FIFA Women's World Cup
this entity surface form: FIFA Women's World Cup qualification
Copa América Femenina qualificationTo FIFA Women's World Cup
CAF Women’s Africa Cup of Nations qualifiesFor FIFA Women's World Cup
this entity surface form: FIFA Women’s World Cup
AFC Women’s Asian Cup qualificationFor FIFA Women's World Cup
subject surface form: AFC Women's Asian Cup
Oceania Football Confederation qualifiesForTournament FIFA Women's World Cup
this entity surface form: FIFA Women’s World Cup
OFC Women’s Nations Cup qualifierFor FIFA Women's World Cup
this entity surface form: FIFA Women’s World Cup
OFC Women’s Nations Cup relatedCompetition FIFA Women's World Cup
this entity surface form: FIFA Women’s World Cup
FIFA youth tournaments relatedTo FIFA Women's World Cup
this entity surface form: FIFA Women’s World Cup
New Zealand national women’s football team participatesIn FIFA Women's World Cup
subject surface form: New Zealand women's national football team
New Zealand national women’s football team representsInCompetition FIFA Women's World Cup
subject surface form: New Zealand women's national football team
Fran Kirby competitionParticipatedIn FIFA Women's World Cup
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Casey Stoney participatedIn FIFA Women's World Cup
this entity surface form: FIFA Women’s World Cup
Lauren Holiday competitionClass FIFA Women's World Cup
Amy Rodriguez won FIFA Women's World Cup
NED usedInTournament FIFA Women's World Cup
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Desiree Scott participantIn FIFA Women's World Cup
Charmaine Hooper leagueParticipatedIn FIFA Women's World Cup
Kadeisha Buchanan participantIn FIFA Women's World Cup
Crystal Dunn hasWonTitle FIFA Women's World Cup
Ashley Lawrence participatedIn FIFA Women's World Cup
Janine Beckie representedAt FIFA Women's World Cup
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Heather Mitts participantIn FIFA Women's World Cup
Betsy Hassett participantIn FIFA Women's World Cup
Lauren Hemp participatedIn FIFA Women's World Cup
Alyssa Naeher participatedIn FIFA Women's World Cup
this entity surface form: FIFA Women’s World Cup
Telemundo Deportes hasBroadcastRightsFor FIFA Women's World Cup
this entity surface form: FIFA Women’s World Cup
Sam Kerr playedInCompetition FIFA Women's World Cup
Stephanie Labbé participatedIn FIFA Women's World Cup
Mallory Pugh representedAtTournament FIFA Women's World Cup
Karina LeBlanc participantIn FIFA Women's World Cup
Jessica McDonald participatedIn FIFA Women's World Cup
Cristiane participantIn FIFA Women's World Cup
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Melanie Behringer participantIn FIFA Women's World Cup
this entity surface form: FIFA Women’s World Cup
Melanie Behringer hasWon FIFA Women's World Cup
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Diana Matheson participatedIn FIFA Women's World Cup
this entity surface form: FIFA Women’s World Cup
Erin McLeod participatedIn FIFA Women's World Cup