The Chile women's national football team, known as La Roja Femenina, is the representative side for Chile in international women's football. Governed by the Chilean Football Federation, the team is based in Santiago and plays home matches at venues like the Estadio Nacional. The team's formation was part of a broader movement to develop women's football in Chile. Their early history involved gradual improvement in South American championships. A defining peak era arrived with their qualification for the 2019 FIFA Women's World Cup, their first-ever appearance on the global stage, led by stars like Christiane Endler and María José Urrutia. This breakthrough was followed by another World Cup appearance in 2023, cementing their status as a CONMEBOL power. In the current era, under head coach Luis Mena, Chile boasts a world-class goalkeeper in Endler and a competitive squad that plays with tenacity and skill. Public support has surged, with record crowds attending their matches. The Chile women's team has transformed from an afterthought into a national symbol of sporting progress and pride.