FIFA Women's World Cup records and statistics Last updated August 02, 2025 General statistics by tournament Debut of national teams Year Debuting teams Teams No. Cum. 1991 Brazil , China , Chinese Taipei , Denmark , Germany , Italy , Japan , New Zealand , Nigeria , Norway , Sweden , United States 12 12 1995 Australia , Canada , England 3 15 1999 Ghana , Mexico , North Korea , Russia 4 19 2003 Argentina , France , South Korea 3 22 2007 None 0 22 2011 Colombia , Equatorial Guinea 2 24 2015 Cameroon , Costa Rica , Ecuador , Ivory Coast , Netherlands , Spain , Switzerland , Thailand 8 32 2019 Chile , Jamaica , Scotland , South Africa 4 36 2023 Haiti , Morocco , Panama , Philippines , Portugal , Republic of Ireland , Vietnam , Zambia 8 44
Comprehensive team results by tournament Legend 1st – Champions2nd – Runners-up3rd – Third place4th – Fourth placeQF – Quarter-finals R2 – Round 2 (2015–present: knockout round of 16) R1 – Round 1 (1991–present: group stage) • – Did not qualify •• – Qualified but withdrew •× – Withdrew during qualification / Disqualified during qualification (after playing matches) × – Did not enter / Banned – HostsQ – Qualified for forthcoming tournament For each tournament, the number of teams in each finals tournament are shown (in parentheses).
Hosts Host nations are granted an automatic spot in the World Cup group stage.
Results of defending finalists Results by confederation — Hosts are from this confederation
Droughts This section is a list of droughts associated with the participation of women's national football teams in the FIFA Women's World Cups.
Longest active World Cup appearance droughts Does not include teams that have not yet made their first appearance or teams that no longer exist.
Longest World Cup appearance droughts overall Only includes droughts begun after a team's first appearance and until the team ceased to exist; updated to include qualification for the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup .
Teams: tournament position Teams having equal quantities in the tables below are ordered by the tournament the quantity was attained in (the teams that attained the quantity first are listed first). If the quantity was attained by more than one team in the same tournament, these teams are ordered alphabetically.
Most titles won 4: United States (1991, 1999, 2015, 2019). Most finishes in the top two 5: United States (1991, 1999, 2011, 2015, 2019). Most finishes in the top three 8: United States (1991–2019). Most finishes in the top four 8: United States (1991–2019). Most finishes in the top eight 8: Germany , United States (1991–2019). Most World Cup appearances 9: Brazil , Germany , Japan , Nigeria , Norway , Sweden , United States (every tournament). Most second-place finishes 1: Norway (1991), Germany (1995), China (1999), Sweden (2003), Brazil (2007), United States (2011), Japan (2015), Netherlands (2019), England (2023). Most third-place finishes 4: Sweden (1991, 2011, 2019, 2023). Most fourth-place finishes 2: Germany (1991, 2015), Norway (1999, 2007). Most 3rd-4th-place finishes 4: Sweden (1991, 2011, 2019, 2023). Most 5th-8th-place finishes 4: China (1991, 2003, 2007, 2015). Most 9th-16th-place finishes 7: Nigeria (1991, 1995, 2003, 2007, 2011, 2019, 2023). Gaps Longest gap between successive titles 16 years: United States (1999–2015). Longest gap between successive appearances in the top two 12 years: United States (1999–2011). Longest gap between successive appearances in the top three 12 years: Sweden (1991–2003). Longest gap between successive appearances in the top four 12 years: Sweden (1991–2003). Longest gap between successive appearances in the top eight 28 years: Italy (1991–2019). Longest gap between successive appearances in the finals 20 years: Italy (1999–2019). Host team Best finish by host team Champion: United States (1999). Worst finish by host team Group Stage: New Zealand (2023). Defending champion Best finish by defending champion Champion: Germany (2007), United States (2019). Worst finish by defending champion Round of 16: United States (2023). Debuting teams Best finish by a debuting team Champion: United States (1991). Best finish by a debuting team, excluding inaugural tournament Quarterfinals: England (1995), Russia (1999) Other Most finishes in the top two without ever being champion 1: China (1999), Sweden (2003), Brazil (2007), Netherlands (2019), England (2023). Most finishes in the top three without ever being champion 5: Sweden (1991, 2003, 2011, 2019, 2023). Most finishes in the top four without ever being champion 5: Sweden (1991, 2003, 2011, 2019, 2023). Most finishes in the top eight without ever being champion 7: Sweden (1991–2003, 2011, 2019, 2023). Most appearances without ever being champion 9: Brazil , Nigeria , Sweden (every tournament). Most finishes in the top four without ever finishing in the top two 1: Canada (2003), France (2011), Australia (2023). Most finishes in the top eight without ever finishing in the top two 4: Australia (2007–2015, 2023), France (2011–2023). Most appearances without ever finishing in the top two 9: Nigeria (every tournament). Most finishes in the top eight without ever finishing in the top four 2: Denmark (1991–1995), Russia (1999–2003), Italy (1991, 2019). Most appearances without ever finishing in the top four 9: Nigeria (every tournament). Most appearances without ever finishing in the top eight 6: New Zealand (1991, 2007–2023). Teams that defeated tournament champion England , 2011 (2–0 vs Japan ); Japan , 2023 (4–0 vs Spain ).Most played final 2: Japan vs United States (2011–2015). Players: tournament position Qualification: at least one appearance in each Finals tournament .
Most finishes in the top two Most finishes in the top three Most finishes in the top four Most finishes in the top eight Coaches: tournament position Most championships 2: Jill Ellis ( United States , 2015–2019). Most finishes in the top two 2: Even Pellerud ( Norway , 1991–1995), Norio Sasaki ( Japan , 2011–2015), Jill Ellis ( United States , 2015–2019), Sarina Wiegman ( Netherlands , 2019; England , 2023). Most finishes in the top three 2: Even Pellerud ( Norway , 1991–1995), Tony DiCicco ( United States , 1995–1999), Norio Sasaki ( Japan , 2011–2015), Jill Ellis ( United States , 2015–2019), Sarina Wiegman ( Netherlands , 2019; England , 2023). Most finishes in the top four 3: Even Pellerud ( Norway , 1991–1995; Canada , 2003) Teams: matches played and goals scored All time Most matches played 53: United States . Most wins 41: United States . Fewest wins 0: Argentina , Costa Rica , Ecuador , Equatorial Guinea , Haiti , Republic of Ireland , Ivory Coast , Mexico , Panama , Scotland , Vietnam . Most losses 19: Nigeria . Fewest losses 1: Portugal . Most draws 9: United States . Fewest draws 0: Cameroon , Chile , Chinese Taipei , Ecuador , Equatorial Guinea , Haiti , Ivory Coast , Morocco , Panama , Philippines , Russia , Thailand , Vietnam , Zambia . Most matches played without a win or a draw 3: Equatorial Guinea , Ecuador , Haiti , Ivory Coast , Panama , Vietnam . Most matches played without a win 12: Argentina . Most matches played until first win 15: New Zealand . Most matches played until first draw 17: Norway . Most matches played until first loss 10: United States . Most goals scored 142: United States . Most hat-tricks scored 5: Germany . Most goals conceded 65: Nigeria . Most hat-tricks conceded 4: Mexico . Fewest goals scored 0: Haiti , Vietnam . Fewest goals conceded 1: Portugal . Highest goal difference +103: United States . Lowest goal difference –42: Nigeria . Highest average of goals scored per match 2.78: Germany . Highest average of goals conceded per match 5.67: Ecuador . Most meetings between two teams 7 times: United States vs Sweden (4–2–1) (1991, 2003, 2007, 2011, 2015, 2019, 2023). Most tournaments unbeaten 5: United States (1991, 1999, 2015, 2019, 2023). In one tournament Most wins 7: United States (2019). Fewest wins, champions 4: Japan (2011) (out of 6). Most losses, champions 1: Japan (2011), Spain (2023). Most goals scored 26: United States (2019). Most goals scored, group stage 18: United States (2019). Most goals scored, champions 26: United States (2019). Most goals scored, hosts 18, United States (1999). Most goals scored, eliminated in the first round 8: Germany (2023). Fewest goals scored, champions 12: Japan (2011). Fewest goals scored, hosts 1: New Zealand (2023). Most goals conceded, champions 7: Spain (2023). Most goals conceded, hosts 8: Australia (2023). Fewest goals conceded, champions 0: Germany (2007). Fewest goals conceded, hosts 1: New Zealand (2023). Fewest goals conceded, eliminated in the first round 1: New Zealand (2023), Portugal (2023). Most consecutive minutes without conceding a goal 540 minutes: Germany (2007), United States (2015). Highest goal difference +23: United States (2019). Highest goal difference, champions +23: United States (2019). Highest goal difference, hosts +15: United States (1999). Lowest goal difference -19: Thailand (2019). Lowest goal difference, champions +6: Japan (2011). Lowest goal difference, hosts -2: China (2007). Highest average of goals scored per match 4.16: United States (1991), Germany (2003). Highest average of goals scored per match, champions 4.16: United States (1991), Germany (2003). Lowest average of goals scored per match 0.00: Japan (1991), Nigeria (1991), Nigeria (2003), New Zealand (2007), Colombia (2011), North Korea (2011), Haiti (2023), Vietnam (2023). Lowest average of goals scored per match, champions 2.00: Japan (2011), United States (2015). Highest average of goals conceded per match 6.67: Thailand (2019). Highest average of goals conceded per match, champions 1.00: Japan (2011), Spain (2023). Lowest average of goals conceded per match 0.00: Germany (2007). Lowest average of goals conceded per match, champions 0.00: Germany (2007). Streaks Most consecutive successful qualification attempts without automatic spots 9: Brazil , Japan , Nigeria , Norway (1991–2023). Most consecutive wins 13: United States , from 1–0 vs Nigeria (2015) to 3–0 vs Vietnam (2023). Most consecutive matches without a loss 21: United States , from 2–2 vs Brazil (2011) to 0–0 vs Sweden (2023). Most consecutive losses 8: New Zealand , from 0–3 vs Denmark (1991) to 1–2 vs England (2011). Most consecutive draws 3: Sweden , from 3–3 vs Nigeria (2015) to 1–1 vs Australia (2015), United States , from 1–1 vs Netherlands (2023) to 0–0 vs Sweden (2023). Most consecutive matches without a draw 17: Norway , from 0–4 vs China (1991) to 0–5 vs China (1999). Most consecutive top-scoring team 2: Germany (2003–2007). Most consecutive matches scoring at least one goal 16: [ 3] England (2015–2023). Most consecutive matches scoring at least two goals 10: United States (1991–1995), Germany (1999–2007), United States (2015–2023). Most consecutive matches scoring at least three goals 5: United States (1991), Germany (2003). Most consecutive matches scoring at least five goals 2: United States (1991). Most consecutive matches without conceding a goal (clean sheets) 6: Germany (2007). Most consecutive minutes without conceding a goal 671 minutes: Germany (2003–2011). Most consecutive matches conceding at least three goals 4: New Zealand (1991–2007), Argentina (2003–2007). Most consecutive matches conceding at least four goals 3: Australia (1995), Ghana (2007), Thailand (2015–2019). Most consecutive matches conceding at least six goals 2: Mexico (1999), Argentina (2003–2007), Ecuador (2015). Individual Most tournaments played 7: [ 4] Formiga ( Brazil , 1995–2019). Most tournaments in squad 7: [ 4] Formiga ( Brazil , 1995–2019). See here for a list of players who have appeared in four or more FIFA Women's World Cups .Most championships 2: 32 players. See here for a list of FIFA Women's World Cup winning players .Most medals 5: Kristine Lilly ( United States , 1991–2007), Christie Rampone ( United States , 1999–2015). Most appearances in All-Star Team 2: 10 players. [ a] Most matches played, finals 30: [ 5] Kristine Lilly ( United States , 1991–2007). Most knockout games played, finals 15: Kristine Lilly ( United States , 1991–2007). Most minutes played, finals 2,537 minutes: Kristine Lilly ( United States , 1991–2007). Most matches won 24: Kristine Lilly ( United States , 1991–2007). Most matches drawn 5: Sun Wen ( China , 1991–2003). Most matches lost 10: Florence Omagbemi ( Nigeria , 1991–2003), Onome Ebi ( Nigeria , 2003–2019). Most appearances in a World Cup final 3: Birgit Prinz ( Germany ; 1995, 2003–2007), Tobin Heath ( United States , 2011–2019), Ali Krieger ( United States , 2011–2019), Carli Lloyd ( United States , 2011–2019), Alex Morgan ( United States , 2011–2019), Megan Rapinoe ( United States , 2011–2019). Most appearances as captain 17: Christine Sinclair ( Canada , 2007–2023). Most tournaments as captain 5: Christine Sinclair ( Canada , 2007–2023). Most appearances as substitute 8: Tiffeny Milbrett ( United States , 1995–2003), Zhang Ouying ( China , 1999–2007), Carli Lloyd ( United States , 2007–2019). Youngest player 16 years, 26 days : [ 6] Casey Phair ( South Korea ), vs Colombia , 25 July 2023.Youngest player, final 17 years, 236 days : Birgit Prinz ( Germany ), vs Norway , 18 June 1995.Youngest player, qualifying match 13 years, 131 days : [ 7] Alina Litvinenko ( Kyrgyzstan ), vs Jordan , 27 April 2009.Youngest captain 19 years, 261 days : Nkiru Okosieme ( Nigeria ), vs Germany , 17 November 1991.Oldest player 41 years, 112 days : [ 4] Formiga ( Brazil ), vs France , 23 June 2019.Oldest player, final 40 years, 11 days : [ 8] Christie Rampone ( United States ), vs Japan , 5 July 2015 .Oldest player, qualifying match 49 years, 110 days : [ 7] Tonina Dimech ( Malta ), vs Turkey , 11 April 2010.Oldest captain 40 years, 49 days : Christine Sinclair ( Canada ), vs Australia , 31 July 2023.Oldest player to debut in a World Cup finals tournament 35 years, 320 days : Meg ( Brazil ), vs Japan , 17 November 1991.Largest age difference on the same team 22 years, 256 days : South Korea (2023) (Kim Jung-mi : 38 years, 277 days ; Casey Phair : 16 years, 21 days ).Largest age difference on a champion team 18 years, 61 days : Japan (2011) (Nozomi Yamago : 36 years, 182 days ; Mana Iwabuchi : 18 years, 121 days ).Longest period between World Cup finals appearances as a player 15 years and 295 days: Wendi Henderson ( New Zealand , 1991–2007). Longest span of World Cup finals appearances as a player 24 years: Formiga ( Brazil , 1995–2019). Goalscoring Individual Most goals scored, overall finals 17: Marta ( Brazil , 2003–2019). Most goals scored in a tournament 10: Michelle Akers ( United States , 1991). Most goals scored in a match 5: Michelle Akers ( United States ), vs Chinese Taipei , 1991; [ 9] Alex Morgan ( United States ), vs Thailand , 2019. Most goals scored in a lost match 2: Genoveva Añonma ( Equatorial Guinea ), vs Australia , 2011; Arianna Caruso ( Italy ), vs South Africa , 2023. Most goals scored in a final match 3: Carli Lloyd ( United States ) vs Japan , 2015 . Most goals scored in all final matches 3: Carli Lloyd ( United States ), 3 vs Japan in 2015. Most matches with at least one goal 12: Abby Wambach ( United States , 2003–2015). Most consecutive matches with at least one goal 6: Carli Lloyd ( United States , 2015–2019). Most matches with at least two goals 5: Marta ( Brazil , 2003–2011). Most consecutive matches with at least two goals 2: Michelle Akers ( United States , 1991), Heidi Mohr ( Germany , 1991), Sissi ( Brazil , 1999), Sun Wen ( China , 1999), Marta ( Brazil , 2007), Megan Rapinoe ( United States , 2019). Fastest hat-trick 5 minutes: Fabienne Humm ( Switzerland ), scored at 47', 49' and 52' vs Ecuador , 2015. [ 10] Fastest hat-trick from kickoff 16th minute: Carli Lloyd ( United States ), scored at 3', 5' and 16' vs Japan , 2015 . [ 11] Most tournaments with at least one goal 5: Marta ( Brazil , 2003–2019), Christine Sinclair ( Canada , 2003–2019). Most tournaments with at least two goals 4: Mia Hamm ( United States , 1991–2003), Bettina Wiegmann ( Germany , 1991–2003), Marta ( Brazil , 2003–2011, 2019). Most tournaments with at least three goals 3: Bettina Wiegmann ( Germany , 1991–1999), Marta ( Brazil , 2003–2011), Abby Wambach ( United States , 2003–2011). Most tournaments with at least four goals 2: Ann Kristin Aarønes ( Norway , 1995-1999), Birgit Prinz ( Germany , 2003-2007), Marta ( Brazil , 2007–2011), Abby Wambach ( United States , 2007–2011), Cristiane ( Brazil , 2007, 2019). Most tournaments with at least five goals 2: Birgit Prinz ( Germany , 2003–2007). Longest period between a player's first and last goals 15 years, 364 days : Solveig Gulbrandsen ( Norway , 23 June 1999 – 22 June 2015).Longest period between one goal and the next 12 years, 98 days : Anne Dot Eggers Nielsen ( Denmark , 6 June 1995 – 12 September 2007).Youngest goalscorer 16 years, 107 days : [ 12] Elena Danilova ( Russia ), vs Germany , 2 October 2003.Youngest hat-trick scorer 20 years, 236 days : Inka Grings ( Germany ), vs Mexico , 24 June 1999.Youngest goalscorer, final 20 years, 67 days : Marianne Pettersen ( Norway ), vs Germany , 18 June 1995.Oldest goalscorer 37 years, 98 days : [ 5] Formiga ( Brazil ), vs South Korea , 9 June 2015.Oldest hat-trick scorer 34 years, 25 days : [ 13] Cristiane ( Brazil ), vs Jamaica , 9 June 2019.Oldest goalscorer, final 34 years, 2 days : Megan Rapinoe ( United States ), vs Netherlands , 7 July 2019.Most penalties scored (excluding during shootouts) 8: Bettina Wiegmann ( Germany , 2 each in 1991, 1995, 1999, 2003). First substitute winning goalscorer, final came on 88th minute: Nia Künzer ( Germany ), vs Sweden , 2003. Fastest goal from kickoff 30 seconds: [ 14] Lena Videkull ( Sweden ), vs Japan , 1991. Fastest goal by a substitute 3 minutes: [ 15] Pia Wunderlich ( Germany ), vs Russia , 2003; Linda Sembrant ( Sweden ), vs Nigeria , 2015. Fastest goal from kickoff in a final 3rd minute: Carli Lloyd ( United States ), vs Japan , 2015. Latest goal from kickoff 122nd minute: Abby Wambach ( United States ), vs Brazil , 2011. Latest goal from kickoff in a final 117th minute: Homare Sawa ( Japan ), vs United States , 2011 . Latest goal from kickoff in a final, with no goals scored between 69th minute: Alex Morgan ( United States ), vs Japan , 2011. Team Biggest margin of victory 13: United States (13) vs Thailand (0), 2019. Biggest margin of victory, qualifying match 21: [ 16] Japan (21) vs Guam (0), 1997 AFC Championship Group A ; Canada (21) vs Puerto Rico (0), 1998 CONCACAF Championship Group A ; New Zealand (21) vs Samoa (0), 1998 OFC Championship Group A ; Australia (21) vs American Samoa (0), 1998 OFC Championship Group B ; Haiti (21) vs British Virgin Islands (0), 2022 CONCACAF Women's Championship Qualification . [ 17] Most goals scored in a match, one team 13: United States , vs Thailand , 2019. Most goals scored in a match, both teams 13: United States (13) vs Thailand (0), 2019. Highest scoring draw 3–3: Nigeria vs Sweden , 2015; Argentina vs Scotland , 2019. Most goals scored in extra time, both teams 2: Brazil (1) vs United States (1), 2011; Japan (1) vs United States (1), 2011. Most goals scored in a semi-final, one team 5: United States , vs Germany , 1991; China , vs Norway , 1999. Most goals scored in a semi-final, both teams 7: United States (5) vs Germany (2), 1991. Most goals scored in a final, one team 5: United States , vs Japan , 2015. Most goals scored in a final, both teams 7: United States (5) vs Japan (2), 2015. Fewest goals scored in a final, both teams 0: United States (0) vs China (0), 1999. Most individual goalscorers for one team, one match 7: United States , vs Thailand , 2019 (Alex Morgan , Rose Lavelle , Lindsey Horan , Sam Mewis , Megan Rapinoe , Mallory Pugh , Carli Lloyd ). Most individual goalscorers for one team, one tournament 10: United States (1999: Mia Hamm , Julie Foudy , Kristine Lilly , Tiffeny Milbrett , Michelle Akers , Cindy Parlow , Shannon MacMillan , Tisha Venturini , Brandi Chastain , Joy Fawcett ), Germany (2003: Bettina Wiegmann , Stefanie Gottschlich , Birgit Prinz , Kerstin Garefrekes , Sandra Minnert , Maren Meinert , Conny Pohlers , Martina Müller , Pia Wunderlich , Nia Künzer ). Fewest individual goalscorers for one team, one tournament, champions 6: Japan (2011: Nahomi Kawasumi , Karina Maruyama , Aya Miyama , Yūki Nagasato , Shinobu Ohno , Homare Sawa ). Tournament Most goals scored in a tournament 164 goals: 2023. Fewest goals scored in a tournament 86 goals: 2011. Most goals per match in a tournament 3.84 goals per match: 1999. Fewest goals per match in a tournament 2.56 goals per match: 2023. Most scorers in a tournament 100: 2023. Most players scoring at least two goals in a tournament 33: 2023. Most players scoring at least three goals in a tournament 17: 2023. Most players scoring at least four goals in a tournament 9: 1991. Most players scoring at least five goals in a tournament 5: 1991, 2007. Most players scoring at least six goals in a tournament 4: 1991 (Michelle Akers ( United States ), Carin Jennings ( United States ), Linda Medalen ( Norway ), Heidi Mohr ( Germany )). Most players scoring at least seven goals in a tournament 2: 1991 (Michelle Akers ( United States ), Heidi Mohr ( Germany )), 1999 (Sissi ( Brazil ), Sun Wen ( China )). Own goals Most own goals in a tournament 8: 2019, 2023. Most own goals scored in a match, player 2: Angie Ponce ( Ecuador ), vs Switzerland , 2015. Most own goals scored in a match, one team 2: Ecuador , vs Switzerland , 2015; Morocco vs Germany , 2023. Scoring for both teams in the same match Brandi Chastain ( United States ), vs Germany , 1999 – own goal in the 5th minute, goal in the 49th minute; Eva González ( Argentina ), vs England , 2007 – own goal in the 9th minute, goal in the 60th minute; Angie Ponce ( Ecuador ), vs Switzerland , 2015 – two own goals in the 24th minute and 71st minute, goal in the 64th minute. Top-scoring teams by tournament Teams listed in bold won the tournament.
Total and average goals Year Teams Matches Goals Top scorer Average goals 1991 12 26 99 10 3.81 1995 12 26 99 6 3.81 1999 16 32 123 7 3.84 2003 16 32 107 7 3.34 2007 16 32 111 7 3.47 2011 16 32 86 5 2.69 2015 24 52 146 6 2.81 2019 24 52 146 6 2.81 2023 32 64 164 5 2.59
Most and fewest in bold .
Assists Most assists, overall finals 13: Mia Hamm ( United States , 1995–2003). Most assists in a tournament 7: Maren Meinert ( Germany , 2003). Most tournaments with at least one assist 4: Kristine Lilly ( United States , 1995–2007), Therese Sjögran ( Sweden , 2003–2015). Most tournaments with at least two assists 3: Mia Hamm ( United States , 1995–2003). Most tournaments with at least three assists 2: Mia Hamm ( United States , 1995, 2003), Megan Rapinoe ( United States , 2011, 2019). Most tournaments with at least four assists 2: Mia Hamm ( United States , 1995, 2003). Most individual assisters for one team, one tournament 10: United States (2019: Tierna Davidson , Crystal Dunn , Tobin Heath , Lindsey Horan , Sam Mewis , Alex Morgan , Kelley O'Hara , Christen Press , Mallory Pugh , Megan Rapinoe ). Fewest individual assisters for one team, one tournament, champions 5: Japan (2011: Yukari Kinga , Aya Miyama , Yūki Nagasato , Shinobu Ohno , Homare Sawa ), United States (2015: Julie Johnston , Ali Krieger , Sydney Leroux , Carli Lloyd , Megan Rapinoe ). Goalkeeping Most matches played, finals 22: Bente Nordby ( Norway , 1995–2007). Most clean sheets (matches without conceding) 10: Briana Scurry ( United States , 1995–2007). Most consecutive minutes without conceding a goal (finals) 622 minutes (6 consecutive clean sheets): Nadine Angerer ( Germany , 2007-2011). Most consecutive minutes without conceding a goal (one tournament) 540 minutes: Nadine Angerer ( Germany , 2007), Hope Solo ( United States , 2015). Most goals conceded, one tournament 17: Shirley Berruz ( Ecuador , 2015). Most goals conceded, one tournament, hosts 7: Mackenzie Arnold ( Australia , 2023). Most goals conceded, one match 13: Sukanya Chor Charoenying ( Thailand ), vs United States , 2019. Fewest goals conceded, one tournament 0: Nadine Angerer ( Germany , 2007). Fewest goals conceded, one tournament, champions 0: Nadine Angerer ( Germany , 2007). Fewest goals conceded, penalty shootouts, one match 1: Ayumi Kaihori ( Japan ), vs United States , 2011; Ingrid Hjelmseth ( Norway ), vs Australia , 2019. Youngest goalkeeper 16 years, 251 days : [ 18] Cecilia Santiago ( Mexico ), vs England , 27 June 2011.Oldest goalkeeper 39 years, 353 days : Vanina Correa ( Argentina ), vs Sweden , 2 August 2023.Coaching Most matches coached 25: [ 19] Even Pellerud ( Norway , 1991–1995, 2015; Canada , 2003–2007). Most matches won 16: Even Pellerud ( Norway , 1991–1995, 2015; Canada , 2003–2007). Most matches lost 9: Tom Sermanni ( Australia , 1995, 2007–2011; New Zealand , 2019). Most finals won 2: Jill Ellis ( United States , 2015–2019). Most finals lost 2: Sarina Wiegman ( Netherlands , 2019; England , 2023). Most tournaments 5: [ 19] Even Pellerud (1991–1995, 2003–2007, 2015). Most different nations coached 3: Pia Sundhage ( United States , 2011; Sweden , 2015; Brazil , 2023). Most consecutive tournaments with same team 3: Silvia Neid ( Germany , 2007–2015). Youngest coach 26 years, 4 months and 3 days : [ 20] Vanessa Arauz ( Ecuador ), vs Cameroon , 8 June 2015.Youngest coach, champions 40 years, 7 months and 21 days : Anson Dorrance ( United States ), 1991.Oldest coach 72 years, 1 month and 11 days : Mai Đức Chung ( Vietnam ), vs Netherlands , 1 August 2023.Oldest coach, champions 53 years, 1 month and 23 days : Norio Sasaki ( Japan ), 2011.Quickest substitution made 6th minute: Chong Tsu-pin ( Chinese Taipei ), Hong Li-chyn for Liu Hsiu-mei , vs Nigeria , 1991; Marika Domanski-Lyfors ( Sweden ), Therese Lundin for Hanna Ljungberg , vs Ghana , 1999. Most finals appearances as player and head coach 6: Martina Voss-Tecklenburg , Germany (1991, 1995 & 1999 as player; 2015, 2019 & 2023 as coach). First person to have played and coached at the finals April Heinrichs , was the first person to have had both roles – as player for United States in 1991 and later as coach in 2003. Best performance by a foreign coach A foreign coach has never managed a World Cup-winning team. The best performance by a team with a foreign coach is second place, reached by the United States in 2011 with Pia Sundhage of Sweden and England in 2023 with Sarina Wiegman of the Netherlands. The USA's coach for their 2015 and 2019 victories, Jill Ellis , was born and spent her early childhood in England, but moved to the U.S. with her family at age 14, and had been a U.S. citizen for many years before becoming head coach in 2014. Ages average Youngest team 18 years, 8 months: [ 21] Nigeria , 1991. Youngest team, champions 23 years, 8 months: United States , 1991 . Oldest team 29 years, 5 months: [ 22] United States , 2015. Oldest team, champions 29 years, 5 months: United States , 2015. Lowest average of age at tournament 23 years, 11 months: [ 21] 1991 . Highest average of age at tournament 25 years, 2 months: [ 21] 2007 . Discipline Fastest sending off 2nd minute: Alicia Ferguson ( Australia ), vs China , 1999. Latest sending off 121st minute: Azusa Iwashimizu ( Japan ), vs United States , 2011. Most cautions (all-time, player) 5: Charmaine Hooper ( Canada , 1995–2003). Most sendings off (tournament) 6: 2023 (in 64 matches). Most sendings off (all-time, team) 4: Nigeria . Most cautions (tournament) 124: 2019 (in 52 matches). Most cautions (all-time, team) 55: Brazil (in 34 matches). Most cautions (match, both teams) 8: Brazil (4) vs United States (4), 2011. Most cautions (final match, one team) 3: Norway , vs Germany , 1995. Attendance Highest attendance in a match 90,185: [ 23] United States vs China , 10 July 1999, Rose Bowl , Pasadena, United States. Highest attendance in a final 90,185: [ 23] United States vs China , 10 July 1999, Rose Bowl , Pasadena, United States. Lowest attendance in a match 250: Nigeria vs Canada , 8 June 1995, Olympia , Helsingborg, Sweden. Highest average of attendance per match 37,319: [ 24] 1999, hosted by the United States. Highest attendance in a tournament 1,978,274: 2023, hosted by Australia and New Zealand. Lowest average of attendance per match 4,316: 1995, hosted by Sweden. Lowest attendance in a tournament 112,213: 1995, hosted by Sweden. Total and average attendance Year Matches Attendance Total Average Lowest Highest 1991 26 510,000 19,615 TPE – GER Round 1 10,000 CHN – NOR Round 1 65,000 1995 26 112,213 4,316 NGA – CAN Round 1 250 GER – NOR Final 17,158 1999 32 1,194,215 37,319 NOR – CHN Semi-final 8,986 NOR – BRA USA – CHN Third place match Final 90,185 2003 32 656,789 20,525 AUS – RUS Round 1 8,500 USA – SWE Round 1 35,000 2007 32 1,156,955 36,155 SWE – NGA Round 1 21,740 CHN – NZL Round 1 56,208 2011 32 845,751 26,430 PRK – COL Round 1 7,805 GER – CAN Round 1 73,680 2015 52 1,353,506 26,029 CIV – NOR Round 1 7,147 CAN – ENG Quarter-final 54,027 2019 52 1,131,312 21,756 CMR – NZL Round 1 8,009 USA – NED Final 57,900 2023 64 1,978,274 30,911 POR – VIE Round 1 6,645 AUS – IRL AUS – DEN ENG – COL AUS – ENG ESP – ENG Round 1 Round of 16 Quarter-final Semi-final Final 75,784
Penalty shoot-outs Most shootouts, team, all-time 4: United States . Most shootouts, team, tournament 2: United States , 2011. Most shootouts, all teams, tournament 3: 2011, 2023. Fewest shootouts, all teams, tournament 0: 1991, 2003, 2007. Most wins, team, all-time 2: United States . Most losses, team, all-time 2: United States . Most shootouts, kicker, all-time 2: 12 players. [ b] Most penalties missed against, all-time 4: Mackenzie Arnold ( Australia ). Most penalties missed against, tournament 4: Mackenzie Arnold ( Australia ), vs France , 2023. Most penalties missed against, shootout 4: Mackenzie Arnold ( Australia ), 4 vs France in 2023. By team Most played 5: Germany (1991, 2003, 2011, 2015, 2015). Most tournaments playing extra time 4: Germany (1991, 2003, 2011, 2015). By tournament Most played 4: 2011, 2023 Fewest played 0: 2007 ↑ The players are: Wang Liping ( China , 1999–2003), Bettina Wiegmann ( Germany , 1999–2003), Birgit Prinz ( Germany , 2003–2007), Shannon Boxx ( United States , 2003, 2011), Marta ( Brazil , 2007–2011); Nadine Angerer ( Germany , 2007, 2015); Lisa De Vanna ( Australia , 2007, 2015); Elise Kellond-Knight ( Australia , 2011–2015); Aya Miyama ( Japan , 2011–2015); Hope Solo ( United States , 2011–2015) ↑ The players are: Sun Wen ( China ; 1995 quarter-final, 1999 final), Xie Huilin ( China ; 1995 quarter-final, 1999 final), Shannon Boxx ( United States ; 2011 quarter-final, 2011 final), Carli Lloyd ( United States ; 2011 quarter-final, 2011 final), Abby Wambach ( United States ; 2011 quarter-final, 2011 final), Camille Abily ( France ; 2011 quarter-final, 2015 quarter-final), Gaëtane Thiney ( France ; 2011 quarter-final, 2015 quarter-final), Megan Rapinoe ( United States ; 2011 quarter-final, 2023 round of 16, Eugénie Le Sommer ( France ; 2011 quarter-final, 2023 quarter-final), Wendie Renard ( France ; 2015 quarter-final, 2023 quarter-final), Steph Catley ( Australia ; 2019 round of 16, 2023 quarter-final), Sam Kerr ( Australia ; 2019 round of 16, 2023 quarter-final) References
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