Germany at the Women’s World Cup 2027
Qualified for Brazil 2027
Germany are in. Their place at the Women’s World Cup 2027 was secured on .
How they qualified
Germany qualified as uEFA qualification Group A4 winners.
Women’s World Cup final record
Germany have won the Women’s World Cup two times (2003 and 2007) and lost one other final (1995).
2007 Champions
Germany 2–0 Brazil
Scored: Birgit Prinz 52’, Simone Laudehr 86’.
2003 Champions
Germany 2–1 Sweden
Settled by a golden goal in extra time.
Scored: Maren Meinert 46’, Nia Künzer 98’ (golden goal).
What is still unknown
Qualifying settles one thing and leaves the rest open. Germany do not yet know their group, their opponents or their route, because the group draw has not been held — it cannot be, until the play-off tournament fills the last three places on .
Kick-off times are unpublished for all 64 matches. When the draw and the times land, this page gains Germany’s fixtures, converted to your own time zone and colour-coded by whether you can realistically watch them.
Frequently asked questions
Has Germany qualified for the Women's World Cup 2027?
Yes. Germany qualified as uEFA qualification Group A4 winners. That was confirmed on 5 June 2026.
Has Germany ever won the Women's World Cup?
Yes — two times, in 2003 and 2007. Germany also lost the final in 1995.
What group is Germany in for the Women's World Cup 2027?
Not decided yet. The group draw has not been held and cannot be until the play-off tournament fills the last three places on 6 March 2027, so no team other than hosts Brazil knows its group.