FIFA World Cup 2026

Teams qualified for the Semifinals of 2026-27 W Canadian Championship

Calgary Wild FC, Ottawa Rapid FC, Simcoe County Rovers FC and Vancouver Rise FC have all qualified to the Semifinals of the 2026-27 W Canadian Championship. The four Canadian clubs will regroup in April 2027 for the single-match Semifinals after which two clubs will take part in the inaugural W Canadian Championship Final in May 2027.

The W Canadian Championship is the nation's highest domestic knockout tournament featuring clubs from coast to coast competing for the Voyageurs Shield. Winners of the domestic W Canadian Championship qualify for the annual international competition Concacaf W Champions Cup on the road to the FIFA Women's Club World Cup.

The Official Draw for the W Canadian Championship Semifinals and Final will take place at a later date. That draw will determine the matchups and hosting rights for the Semifinals as well as the potential matchups for the Final (to be played Victoria Day weekend).

Beginning in 2027, the Concacaf W Champions Cup will feature a revamped format whereby the 11 qualified clubs will take part in knockout rounds through to the region’s Grand Final. Canada will have one representative in the competition starting in July 2027. Winner of the Concacaf W Champions Cup in October 2027 will qualify for the first edition of the FIFA Women’s Club World Cup in 2028.

Results from the Quarterfinals

3 August 2026 - Halifax Tides FC 2:3 (a.e.t.) Ottawa Rapid FC
​5 August 2026 - Calgary Wild FC 5:0 CS Mont-Royal Outremont
​12 August 2026 - Roses de Montréal FC 0:1 Simcoe County Rovers FC
​4 October 2026 - AFC Toronto 2:1 (a.e.t.) Vancouver Rise FC

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