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See all the champions of the Women's World Cup, from the first edition to the last. The FIFA Women's World Cup is a global football team competition.

Women's World Cup is the most important competition in international women's football. Organized by the International Football Federation (FIFA), the governing body of the sport, the World Cup tournament was held for the first time in 1991.

The tournament currently brings together 24 women's teams every four years to compete for the women's world championship. The FIFA Women's World Cup came as the idea of ​​FIFA delegates during the 1986 World Cup in Mexico. One of the most famous moments of the tournament and perhaps the history of the sport was when Brandi Chastain took off her shirt and slid to her knees, showing off her sports bra at the commemoration of a converted penalty that decided the final against China in 1999.

The Women's World Cups of 1999 and 2003 were both celebrated in the United States; in 2003 China was to host the competition but was moved because of the SARS epidemic. As compensation, FIFA maintained China's automatic qualifying for the 2003 edition and the Asian country automatically won the right to host the competition four years later in 2007.

At the Women's World Cup held in Germany in 2011, the Japan title marked the first achievement of an Asian team in the history of the tournament. As of the 2015 edition in Canada, the number of participating selections has increased from 16 to 24.