2019 Women’s World Cup Odds: Team USA Soccer Enters As Unanimous Favorites

If the oddsmakers are right, then it looks like Team USA is going to win back-to-back World Cups.

The top online sportsbooks have unanimously made the United States women’s national soccer team (USWNT) the favorites before the start of the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2019.

Team USA Odds – Women’s World Cup 2019

Team% ChanceBovadaBetOnlineMyBookie
USA~ 26%+300+300+275

The USWNT has historically been the most dominant women’s soccer team in the world, winning three titles — more than any other country — since the FIFA Women’s World Cup began in 1991.

The team won the 2015 Women’s World Cup four years ago and were also the favorites going into that tournament as well. In 2011, the USWNT fell just short, losing to Japan in the final and ultimately, finishing in 2nd place.

Prop bets are also available on the biggest superstars in the national women’s scene.

Alex Morgan — who is often considered to be the best female soccer player in the world — is the favorite to score the most goal out of any player in the tournament.

Megan Rapinoe, Carli Lloyd, and Tobin Heath on Team USA are also contenders to take home the honor as the top goal scorer for the 2019 Women’s World Cup.

The USWNT also had a favorable group draw and will need to win against Sweden, Chile, and Thailand to advance to the knockout stage.

But even though the USWNT is the unanimous favorite coming into the tournament, they aren’t heavy favorites to bring the cup back stateside.

The women’s national teams for France, Germany, and England are expected to give Team USA a run for their money — which shows in the odds we’ve included below.

The 2019 FIFA Women’s World Cup will be held in France and begins today, June 7, at 3:00 p.m. ET and will conclude with the finals on Sunday, July 7.

Below you can find the odds from each of the online sportsbooks we recommend for each of the countries that have qualified for this year’s World Cup.

Odds To Win FIFA Women’s World Cup 2019

Via Bovada

  • USA +300
  • France +350
  • Germany +550
  • England +750
  • Netherlands +1200
  • Australia +1400
  • Japan +1400
  • Canada +2000
  • Spain +2200
  • Brazil +2500
  • Norway +2500
  • Sweden +2500
  • Italy +5000
  • New Zealand +5000
  • China +6600
  • Scotland +6600
  • South Korea +6600
  • Chile +8000
  • Argentina +12500
  • Nigeria +25000
  • South Africa +50000
  • Cameroon +75000
  • Jamaica +100000
  • Thailand +100000

Via BetOnline

  • USA +300
  • France +350
  • Germany +550
  • England +700
  • Netherlands +1200
  • Australia +1400
  • Japan +1400
  • Brazil +2000
  • Canada +2000
  • Spain +2000
  • Sweden +2500
  • Norway +3300
  • China +4000
  • Italy +5000
  • New Zealand +5000
  • South Korea +6600
  • Chile +10000
  • Scotland +10000
  • Argentina +12500
  • Nigeria +25000
  • Cameroon +50000
  • South Africa +50000
  • Jamaica +100000
  • Thailand +100000

Via MyBookie

  • USA +275
  • France +360
  • Germany +575
  • England +625
  • Netherlands +1400
  • Japan +1400
  • Australia +1400
  • Spain +2500
  • Canada +2000
  • Sweden +2500
  • Brazil+2500
  • Norway +3300
  • Italy +5000
  • China +6600
  • New Zealand +12500
  • Scotland +15000
  • South Korea +10000
  • South Africa +50000
  • Chile +50000
  • Nigeria +50000
  • Argentina +40000
  • Cameroon +75000
  • Jamaica +100000
  • Thailand +150000
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