América Women could qualify for the FIFA World Cup | OneFootball

América Femenil will undoubtedly be playing the most important match in its history this Saturday on the pitch at Estadio Hidalgo.

Las azulcremas will face Washington Spirit in the Concacaf W Champions Cup final, with the goal of winning their first international trophy and becoming the first Mexican women’s club to do so.

But that’s not all—winning that trophy also grants qualification to two other tournaments organized by FIFA: the FIFA Women’s Champions Cup and the FIFA Women’s Club World Cup.

These tournaments will be the first editions in which we will see champions from different confederations face each other for the world title.

FIFA Women’s Champions Cup.

The FIFA Women’s Champions Cup will be the second edition. It is a tournament in which six clubs qualify, each representing its confederation. The champions of Europe, Asia, Africa, North America, South America, and Oceania take part.

The CONCACAF champion qualifies directly for the semifinals, where it will face the winner of the Copa Libertadores.

This tournament will be played in Miami from January 27 to 31, 2027.

FIFA Women’s Club World Cup.

The FIFA Women’s Club World Cup will be the first edition to bring together the best 19 teams from around the world, in something very similar to what we have seen in the men’s Club World Cup.

Six teams from Europe will qualify, three from North America, three from South America, three from Asia, three from Africa, and one from Oceania.

The tournament will be played from January 5 to 28 of that same month in 2028.

This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇪🇸 here.