All previous Women's World Cup teams The Women's World Cup is the highest level women's football match in the world. Since its first held in 1991, it has attracted the participation of many national teams. Next, we will review the teams participating in the previous Women's World Cup to see which national teams have left a strong mark in this event.
Previous Women's World Cup teams
The Women's World Cup is the highest level women's football match in the world. Since its first holding in 1991, it has attracted the participation of many national teams. Next, we will review the teams participating in the previous Women's World Cup to see which national teams have left a strong mark in this event.
Women's World Cup teams in 1991
The Women's World Cup in 1991 was the first competition, with 12 national teams participating. These teams include China, the United States, Norway, Sweden, Brazil, Japan, Germany, Italy, England, Denmark, Australia and Canada. These national teams represent the football strength of all continents in the world and inject vitality into this new event.
1995 Women's World Cup teams
The 1995 Women's World Cup expanded to 16 teams. In addition to the last team, the participation of teams from Nigeria, Norway, Russia, Hong Kong, Mexico, Argentina and Paraguay was also increased. This competition is the first time that the Chinese women's football team has appeared on the stage of the World Cup, which has injected new hope into Chinese football.
1999 Women's World Cup teams
The 1999 Women's World Cup is a landmark event. A total of 16 national teams participated, including the United States, China, Brazil, Norway, Sweden, Germany, Nigeria, Canada, Australia, Russia, Italy, Denmark, North Korea, Argentina, Japan and Mexico. The US team won the championship at home and wrote a new chapter for the Women's World Cup.
2003 Women's World Cup teams
The 2003 Women's World Cup continued to expand to 16 teams. The teams participating in this competition include the United States, Brazil, China, Sweden, Nigeria, Germany, Canada, Australia, France, Russia, Argentina, South Korea, Japan, Norway, Brazil and Italy. Brazil played well in this competition and won the championship.
2007 Women's World Cup teams
The 2007 Women's World Cup continued to attract 16 national teams. These teams include Germany, Brazil, the United States, China, Sweden, Nigeria, Australia, Norway, Canada, England, France, Argentina, Japan, Denmark, South Korea and Argentina. Germany successfully defended its championship at home, becoming the first defending champion in the history of the Women's World Cup.
2011 Women's World Cup teams
The 2011 Women's World Cup continues to maintain the size of 16 teams. The teams participating in this competition include Germany, Japan, the United States, Sweden, Brazil, France, England, Australia, Norway, Canada, Mexico, Nigeria, New Zealand, Colombia, North Korea and Japan. Japan defeated the United States in the final and won the Women's World Cup for the first time.
2015 Women's World Cup teams
The 2015 Women's World Cup continues to maintain the size of 16 teams. The teams participating in this competition include the United States, Japan, Germany, France, England, Australia, Canada, Brazil, China, Sweden, South Korea, Nigeria, Norway, the Netherlands, Cameroon and Thailand. The United States defeated Japan in the final and won the third Women's World Cup.
epilogue
The history of the Women's World Cup has witnessed the development and progress of women's football. From the original 12 teams to the current 16 teams, this event has become a world-class football feast. The participation of various national teams has added different styles and colors to the Women's World Cup. We are looking forward to the continued development of the Women's World Cup in the future, so that more national teams can participate in it and bring us more exciting games and stories.
