Here is a look at who’s away and when they are in action.
Scotland – Jenna Fife, Nicola Docherty, Rachel McLauchlan, Sam Kerr
Scotland v Austria – 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup play-offs – Thursday, October 6 – 7:35PM
Scotland or Austria v Republic of Ireland – 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup play-offs – Tuesday, October 11 – TBC
Scotland face a crunch World Cup play-off clash against Austria at Hampden Park this coming week and four Rangers players are involved in the squad.
Should Pedro Martinez Losa’s side successfully navigate the tie, they will welcome Republic of Ireland to the national stadium in a bid to secure qualification to a second successive World Cup.
The two highest seeded play-off winners will automatically progress to next year’s tournament, while the remaining play-off winner will compete in the inter-confederation play-offs.
New Zealand – Victoria Esson
Japan v New Zealand – Friendly – Sunday, October 9 – 6:55AM
Victoria will join up with the New Zealand squad as they prepare for a friendly match against Japan this weekend.
The Ferns enter this international break with momentum after victories over Mexico and Philippines last month and they will be keen to continue their good form as they step up preparations for their home World Cup next year alongside co-hosts Australia.
Scotland U19s – Kayla Jardine, Kirsty MacLean, Jodi McLeary, Eilidh Austin
Spain v Scotland – UEFA Women’s U19s Championship qualifiers – Wednesday, October 5 – 6PM
Finland v Scotland – UEFA Women’s U19s Championship qualifiers – Saturday, October 8 – 1PM
Scotland v Switzerland – UEFA Women’s U19s Championship qualifiers – Tuesday, October 11 – 1PM
Kayla, Kirsty, Jodi and Eilidh will be involved in Pauline Hamill’s squad for the upcoming UEFA Women’s U19s Championship qualifying triple-header over the week.
All three games will take place at Ainslie Park in Edinburgh, with Scotland looking to build on the positive results achieved in the previous international break against Hungary and Slovakia.
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