2027 Women's World Cup draw in Rio de Janeiro on December 11

FIFA has revealed that the final draw for the 2027 FIFA Women's World Cup will be held on December 11 at the Museum of Modern Art in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, in a version that bears a special symbolism as it is the first feminist World Cup to be held in South America. Thirty-two teams entered the draw, including the Moroccan women's team, which secured its card after reaching the semi-finals of the 2026 African Women's Cup of Nations, which Morocco embraced last August. Event details and organization will host the lottery ceremony more From 1000 invited representatives of national teams, local authorities, contest partners and the media. The 32 qualifying teams will play 64 matches spread across 8 host cities. Viva chose the Museum of Modern Art in Rio to link the Brazilian artistic heritage with the so-called"art of football", as the visual identity of the tournament will be inspired by the works of artists belonging to each host city. Following the draw, FIFA will reveal the full programme of matches, including group pitches and kick-off timing. Figures reflect turnout FIFA reported that more than 800,000 people expressed their desire to buy tickets for the tournament, while more than 95,000 people volunteered to organize it, figures that reflect the widening global interest in the next edition of the Women's World Cup more than a year before its launch. Morocco On a date with history, the qualification of the «lionesses of the Atlas» to the 2027 World Cup represents a new milestone in the course of Moroccan women's football, after they confirmed their continental presence by reaching the semi-finals of the 2026 African Women's Cup of Nations at home. As the date of The draw in Rio de Janeiro, the Moroccan fans are waiting to know the teams that the "lionesses of the Atlas" will face in their career within the first edition of the Women's World Cup hosted by the South American continent.