England, Wales, Northern Ireland, Scotland and the Republic of Ireland are among the nations seeking qualification for next year’s Women’s World Cup, with their hopes linked to the forthcoming play-offs.
The play-off stage will be central to deciding which teams can progress to the tournament. For the five nations, it represents an opportunity to continue their qualification campaigns and secure a place at the finals.
The qualification route brings together teams from across the nations, with the outcome of the play-offs determining who remains in contention. England, Wales, Northern Ireland, Scotland and the Republic of Ireland will all be looking to navigate that process successfully.
Further details of the play-off route, including what each nation must do to qualify, will shape the final path to next year’s competition. Until those outcomes are decided, all five remain among the teams hoping to reach the Women’s World Cup.
