United States in Football
Last at FIFA World Cup: bronze, 1930
The record
Women's first here: the stronger record.
- FIFA Women's World Cup4 titles, runner-up once, 3 bronzes4titles
Every result, newest first
- France 2019 · Won
- Canada 2015 · Won
- Germany 2011 · Runner-up
- China 2007 · Bronze
- United States 2003 · Bronze
- United States 1999 · Won
- Sweden 1995 · Bronze
- China 1991 · Won
- Football at the Olympic Games5 golds, 1 silver, 1 bronze5golds
Every result, newest first
- Paris 2024 · Gold · Women · Alyssa Naeher; Emily Fox; Korbin Albert; Naomi Girma; Trinity Rodman; Casey Krueger; Crystal Dunn; Lynn Williams; Mallory Swanson; Lindsey Horan; Sophia Smith; Tierna Davidson; Jenna Nighswonger; Emily Sonnett; Jaedyn Shaw; Rose Lavelle; Sam Coffey; Casey Murphy; Croix Bethune; Emily Sams
- Tokyo 2020 · Bronze · Women · Alyssa Naeher; Crystal Dunn; Sam Mewis; Becky Sauerbrunn; Kelley O'Hara; Kristie Mewis; Tobin Heath; Julie Ertz; Lindsey Horan; Carli Lloyd; Christen Press; Tierna Davidson; Alex Morgan; Emily Sonnett; Megan Rapinoe; Rose Lavelle; Abby Dahlkemper; Adrianna Franch; Catarina Macario; Casey Krueger; Lynn Williams; Jane Campbell
- London 2012 · Gold · Women · Hope Solo; Heather Mitts; Christie Rampone; Becky Sauerbrunn; Kelley O'Hara; Amy LePeilbet; Shannon Boxx; Amy Rodriguez; Heather O'Reilly; Carli Lloyd; Sydney Leroux; Lauren Cheney; Alex Morgan; Abby Wambach; Megan Rapinoe; Rachel Buehler; Tobin Heath; Nicole Barnhart
- Beijing 2008 · Gold · Women · Hope Solo; Heather Mitts; Christie Rampone; Rachel Buehler; Lindsay Tarpley; Natasha Kai; Shannon Boxx; Amy Rodriguez; Heather O'Reilly; Aly Wagner; Carli Lloyd; Lauren Cheney; Tobin Heath; Stephanie Cox; Kate Markgraf; Angela Hucles; Lori Chalupny; Nicole Barnhart
- Athens 2004 · Gold · Women · Briana Scurry; Heather Mitts; Christie Rampone; Cat Reddick; Lindsay Tarpley; Brandi Chastain; Shannon Boxx; Angela Hucles; Mia Hamm; Aly Wagner; Julie Foudy; Cindy Parlow; Kristine Lilly; Joy Fawcett; Kate Markgraf; Abby Wambach; Heather O'Reilly; Kristin Luckenbill
- Sydney 2000 · Silver · Women · Brandi Chastain; Joy Fawcett; Julie Foudy; Mia Hamm; Kristine Lilly; Tiffeny Milbrett; Carla Overbeck; Cindy Parlow; Briana Scurry; Lorrie Fair; Shannon MacMillan; Siri Mullinix; Christie Pearce; Nikki Serlenga; Danielle Slaton; Kate Sobrero; Sara Whalen
- Atlanta 1996 · Gold · Women · Mary Harvey; Cindy Parlow; Carla Overbeck; Tiffany Roberts; Brandi Chastain; Staci Wilson; Shannon MacMillan; Mia Hamm; Michelle Akers-Stahl; Julie Foudy; Carin Gabarra; Kristine Lilly; Joy Fawcett; Tisha Venturini; Tiffeny Milbrett; Briana Scurry
- Football at the Olympic Games1 silver, 1 bronze2medals
Every result, newest first
- St. Louis 1904 · Silver · Men · Charles Bartliff; Warren Brittingham; Oscar Brockmeyer; Alexander Cudmore; Charles January; John January; Thomas January; Raymond Lawler; Joseph Lydon; Louis Menges; Peter Ratican
- St. Louis 1904 · Bronze · Men · Joseph Brady; George Cooke; Thomas Cooke; Cormic Cosgrove; Edward Dierkes; Martin Dooling; Frank Frost; Claude Jameson; Henry Jameson; - Johnson; Leo O'Connell; Harry Tate
- FIFA World Cup1 bronze1medal
Every result, newest first
- Uruguay 1930 · Bronze
- FIFA Women's World Cup4 titles, runner-up once, 3 bronzes4titles
Every result, newest first
- France 2019 · Won
- Canada 2015 · Won
- Germany 2011 · Runner-up
- China 2007 · Bronze
- United States 2003 · Bronze
- United States 1999 · Won
- Sweden 1995 · Bronze
- China 1991 · Won
- Football at the Olympic Games5 golds, 2 silvers, 2 bronzes5golds
Every result, newest first
- Paris 2024 · Gold · Women · Alyssa Naeher; Emily Fox; Korbin Albert; Naomi Girma; Trinity Rodman; Casey Krueger; Crystal Dunn; Lynn Williams; Mallory Swanson; Lindsey Horan; Sophia Smith; Tierna Davidson; Jenna Nighswonger; Emily Sonnett; Jaedyn Shaw; Rose Lavelle; Sam Coffey; Casey Murphy; Croix Bethune; Emily Sams
- Tokyo 2020 · Bronze · Women · Alyssa Naeher; Crystal Dunn; Sam Mewis; Becky Sauerbrunn; Kelley O'Hara; Kristie Mewis; Tobin Heath; Julie Ertz; Lindsey Horan; Carli Lloyd; Christen Press; Tierna Davidson; Alex Morgan; Emily Sonnett; Megan Rapinoe; Rose Lavelle; Abby Dahlkemper; Adrianna Franch; Catarina Macario; Casey Krueger; Lynn Williams; Jane Campbell
- London 2012 · Gold · Women · Hope Solo; Heather Mitts; Christie Rampone; Becky Sauerbrunn; Kelley O'Hara; Amy LePeilbet; Shannon Boxx; Amy Rodriguez; Heather O'Reilly; Carli Lloyd; Sydney Leroux; Lauren Cheney; Alex Morgan; Abby Wambach; Megan Rapinoe; Rachel Buehler; Tobin Heath; Nicole Barnhart
- Beijing 2008 · Gold · Women · Hope Solo; Heather Mitts; Christie Rampone; Rachel Buehler; Lindsay Tarpley; Natasha Kai; Shannon Boxx; Amy Rodriguez; Heather O'Reilly; Aly Wagner; Carli Lloyd; Lauren Cheney; Tobin Heath; Stephanie Cox; Kate Markgraf; Angela Hucles; Lori Chalupny; Nicole Barnhart
- Athens 2004 · Gold · Women · Briana Scurry; Heather Mitts; Christie Rampone; Cat Reddick; Lindsay Tarpley; Brandi Chastain; Shannon Boxx; Angela Hucles; Mia Hamm; Aly Wagner; Julie Foudy; Cindy Parlow; Kristine Lilly; Joy Fawcett; Kate Markgraf; Abby Wambach; Heather O'Reilly; Kristin Luckenbill
- Sydney 2000 · Silver · Women · Brandi Chastain; Joy Fawcett; Julie Foudy; Mia Hamm; Kristine Lilly; Tiffeny Milbrett; Carla Overbeck; Cindy Parlow; Briana Scurry; Lorrie Fair; Shannon MacMillan; Siri Mullinix; Christie Pearce; Nikki Serlenga; Danielle Slaton; Kate Sobrero; Sara Whalen
- Atlanta 1996 · Gold · Women · Mary Harvey; Cindy Parlow; Carla Overbeck; Tiffany Roberts; Brandi Chastain; Staci Wilson; Shannon MacMillan; Mia Hamm; Michelle Akers-Stahl; Julie Foudy; Carin Gabarra; Kristine Lilly; Joy Fawcett; Tisha Venturini; Tiffeny Milbrett; Briana Scurry
- St. Louis 1904 · Silver · Men · Charles Bartliff; Warren Brittingham; Oscar Brockmeyer; Alexander Cudmore; Charles January; John January; Thomas January; Raymond Lawler; Joseph Lydon; Louis Menges; Peter Ratican
- St. Louis 1904 · Bronze · Men · Joseph Brady; George Cooke; Thomas Cooke; Cormic Cosgrove; Edward Dierkes; Martin Dooling; Frank Frost; Claude Jameson; Henry Jameson; - Johnson; Leo O'Connell; Harry Tate
Next
FIFA Women's World Cup: Brazil 2027: FIFA's schedule runs from 24 June, with the final at the Maracanã, Rio de Janeiro, on 25 July 2027
Counted from the podiums and winners lists on our tournament pages.