FIFA has opened an exclusive Visa presale for the final phase of the 2027 Women’s Champions Cup in Miami. Cardholders have a one-week window to buy tickets for all three matchdays before the general sale begins on October 30, 2026.
The final phase will take place at Nu Stadium from January 26 to 31, 2027. The schedule includes two midweek semifinals, followed by a bronze-medal match and final in a double-header on Sunday, January 31.
Barcelona and Club América already in the field
Spain’s FC Barcelona Femení, the UEFA Women’s Champions League winner, and Mexico’s Club América Femenil, the Concacaf W Champions Cup winner, are already set to feature in the semifinals. Tickets for the January 26 and 27 matches start at $25, while tickets for the final-day double-header start at $35. FIFA said the listed prices include fees and taxes.
The Visa presale runs until Friday, October 30. General sales for all matches are scheduled to begin that day at 10 a.m. Eastern Daylight Time, or 3 p.m. Central European Time, through FIFA’s official ticket platform.
A six-confederation club competition
The Women’s Champions Cup brings together the champions of FIFA’s six continental confederations in years between editions of the Women’s Club World Cup. Earlier rounds are being held in October and December 2026 before the remaining teams travel to Miami.
The competition begins on October 25 with Asian champion Naegohyang Women’s FC of North Korea facing Oceania champion Auckland United FC of New Zealand. Winners progress through the pathway toward the January final phase, where the European and Concacaf champions enter.
The presale announcement establishes ticket availability and starting prices, but it does not guarantee seats for every applicant or describe all inventory by section. Fans should use FIFA’s official ticket site and verify match, venue and refund terms before purchase.
The tournament also gives women’s club football a regular intercontinental stage outside the four-year national-team World Cup cycle. For participating clubs, the format creates a direct competitive path from continental titles to a global trophy. For FIFA, the Miami final phase offers a test of demand, pricing and scheduling ahead of larger women’s club competitions. Attendance and broadcast reach will provide a clearer measure than presale availability alone.
The remaining semifinal places will be determined through the earlier intercontinental rounds, so the full Miami field is not yet complete.
Source: FIFA ticket presale announcement.
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