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Olympic Women’s Soccer Odds: USA Won Gold, Next Is LA 2028

The next Olympic women’s soccer tournament is at the LA28 Games in Los Angeles, which run from July 14 to 30, 2028. The United States won the last gold on August 10, 2024, beating Brazil 1-0 in the final at Parc des Princes in Paris.

How the Paris 2024 knockout rounds finished

RoundDateResultVenue
QuarterfinalAugust 3United States 1, Japan 0 (after extra time)Parc des Princes
QuarterfinalAugust 3Spain 2, Colombia 2 (Spain won 4-2 on penalties)Groupama Stadium
QuarterfinalAugust 3Germany 0, Canada 0 (Germany won 4-2 on penalties)Orange Vélodrome
QuarterfinalAugust 3Brazil 1, France 0La Beaujoire
SemifinalAugust 6United States 1, Germany 0 (after extra time)Groupama Stadium
SemifinalAugust 6Brazil 4, Spain 2Orange Vélodrome
Bronze medalAugust 9Germany 1, Spain 0Groupama Stadium
Gold medalAugust 10United States 1, Brazil 0Parc des Princes

The United States won three knockout games by a goal each, and two of them went to extra time. It scored three goals in the knockout rounds and conceded none. Brazil knocked out the host, France, in the quarterfinals and then beat Spain by two goals.

Two of the four quarterfinals were settled on penalties, both 4-2. Spain came through one shootout and lost its next two games, to Brazil and to Germany.

The LA28 tournament

  • Olympic Games: July 14 to 30, 2028, Los Angeles
  • Last champion: United States, Paris 2024
  • Last final: United States 1, Brazil 0

The women’s draw, groups and venues for LA28 come later. This page adds them, and the qualified teams, as the organizers publish them.

Olympic women’s soccer odds

No price on the LA28 women’s tournament is quoted here. As of September 25, 2026, we have no gold-medal market for it that we can source and date, and the Games are almost two years away.

When a board goes up, read each price as a chance: +200 implies 33.3%, +400 implies 20% and +800 implies 11.1%. A futures bet is worth making only when you rate a team’s chance higher than the price does. In Paris, four of the eight knockout games went to extra time or penalties, so a short price on a favorite still carries the risk of a shootout.

Our Olympic men’s soccer odds page covers the men’s tournament, and our Summer Olympics betting guide and Olympics betting guide explain the markets. Club and international games between Olympics are on our soccer predictions hub, and our sportsbook reviews show where to compare prices.