In the upcoming Paris 2024 Summer Olympics, the women’s soccer tournament will feature teams from around the globe competing from July 25 to August 10, 2024.
This event marks a continuation of football’s long-standing presence at the Olympics, dating back to its introduction in the 1900 Paris Games (excluding the 1932 Los Angeles Games).
Women’s soccer joined the program in 1996 in Atlanta, and since then, it has grown to become a significant part of the Olympic tradition. USA have been particularly successful, securing gold medals in Atlanta, Athens 2004, Beijing 2008, and London 2012. Canada are the reigning champions, having clinched gold at Tokyo 2020.
Heading into Paris 2024, the US Women’s National Team, led by new head coach Emma Hayes, are aiming to reclaim gold. Strong competition awaits them in a challenging group stage that includes powerhouses such as Germany and Australia. Host nation France, along with Canada, Brazil, Spain, and Japan, are also expected to contend for top honours.
Spain, the top-ranked team according to FIFA, will be among the leading contenders in the tournament, adding to the excitement and anticipation of thrilling matches ahead.
Which teams are in women’s Olympics soccer tournament? Qualified nations and FIFA ranking
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