FIFA announced the women’s World Cup will expand to 48 teams in 2031. The expansion aims to accelerate the growth of women's soccer worldwide.

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After consultation with the confederations and other stakeholders, and given the remarkable recent strides made by women’s football across the world, the FIFA Council has unanimously decided to expand ...

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The FIFA Council on Friday unanimously approved plans to expand the Women's World Cup to 48 teams. The tournament will be expanded from 32 to 48 nations for the 2031 edition, which is expected to ...