Patrick Everson talked to an oddsmaker to recap the 2023 Women's World Cup and look ahead to 2027. You may be surprised which country is favored to win it all.
"There are a lot of moving parts here. A lot will depend on who will host, and with the United States in the running, they would likely be favorites if their bid with Mexico is successful," Kane said from Dublin on Sunday afternoon."However, in the meantime, it would be remiss of us not to put Spain – as titleholders – in the pole position in the betting to make it a double, having secured their first-ever Women's World Cup title earlier today.
"The good news for the USA is that our traders appear to have lost faith in the Lionesses, following today's huge disappointment," Kane said, alluding to England’s championship loss to Spain."They place USA with England in the betting as second favorites to win the tournament in 2027." "I’d be surprised if the U.S. isn’t the favorite. However, four years is a lot of time, and on the surface – judging from this year’s performances – it seems the world may be catching up to the USWNT, both in terms of how to play against them and in terms of quality," Magee said."The game is growing exponentially throughout Europe, and the quality in the European leagues gets better and better every year.
"But in terms of resources, the USWNT has an abundance and will be able to field a strong team, if not the strongest, without question," Magee said."A lot of players on this year’s team are young, so they will only get better over the next four years as they look to go again in 2027.". Alas, the Irish side is nowhere near the favorites.
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