Ghana and South Africa Qualify for 2027 Women’s World Cup
At least seven countries have qualified for the intercontinental play-offs ahead of the 2027 Women’s World Cup. Ghana and South Africa were confirmed as Africa’s representatives on Thursday, following their wins over Ivory Coast and Nigeria, respectively.
These two teams will face one of the following teams in the first round: Chinese Taipei, Uzbekistan, Ecuador, Venezuela, and Papua New Guinea. Only two teams will advance from this first round.
The successful teams will join four countries from UEFA, OFC, and CONMEBOL that have been exempted from the first round and will enter directly at the final play-off stage. The six teams will be drawn into three paths, with a single knockout match in each path determining the final three teams to qualify for the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2027.
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