How many times has USA won the Women's World Cup? Results and overall record in FIFA tournament

The United States (USWNT) enter the 2023 Women's World Cup in Australia and New Zealand as the overwhelming favorite, not only thanks to their World No. 1 ranking, but also their pedigree at FIFA's showcase event.

As two-time defending champions of the Women's World Cup, the USWNT have significant expectations on their shoulders. They have never failed to qualify from the group stage in this competition and the good omens don't end there.

Vlatko Andonovski now leads the most successful team in the history of the competition. There will be heavy competition, and the USWNT will have the world against them as they look to three-peat Down Under.

The Sporting News brings you all the info on how the USWNT have performed across the Women's World Cup.

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USWNT World Cup titles

The USWNT have won four FIFA Women's World Cup titles, the most of any country in the tournament's history.

Nobody else has ever won more than two, something only accomplished by Germany.

The United States won the competition in 1991 as the first Women's World Cup champion, and again in 1999. After three tournaments without a title, they won two consecutively in 2015 and 2019.

By winning the 2023 tournament, the U.S. women could become the first team to ever win three straight World Cup titles, either men or women.

USA results at FIFA Women's World Cup

Not only have the United States won the most World Cup titles, but they're the most successful team in the history of the tournament, winning over 40 matches, the most of any nation.

They have never finished worse than third, reaching at least the semifinals in every single tournament to date.

The U.S. have reached the final five times, only falling once, in 2011 when they finished second behind Japan.