Exciting news for football fans! The FIFA Women’s World Cup is gearing up for a major upgrade by expanding from 32 to 48 teams starting with the 2031 edition. This unanimous decision from the FIFA Council celebrates the amazing strides made in women’s football globally, especially after the record-breaking 2023 tournament in Australia and New Zealand where Spain clinched the title. 🎉
The revamped format will feature 12 groups, boosting the number of matches from 64 to 104 and extending the tournament by an extra week. This means more nail-biting moments and fresh opportunities for emerging talent on the world stage. Whether you’re watching from South or Southeast Asia, get ready for an action-packed spectacle that’s as dynamic and diverse as our communities!
While the 2027 edition in Brazil will remain a 32-team affair, the 2031 tournament, with the United States as its likely host, promises to elevate the global passion for women’s football even further. So grab your snacks, rally your friends, and get set to witness history in the making! ⚽️🔥
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FIFA Women's World Cup expands to 48 teams starting with 2031 edition
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