Here is a roundup of who was involved and how they got on:
Jenna Fife, Nicola Docherty, Kathryn Hill, Rachel McLauchlan, Kirsty Maclean, Chelsea Cornet, Kirsty Howat – Scotland
Netherlands 4-0 Scotland - UEFA Nations League
Scotland 0-1 Netherlands - UEFA Nations League
Several Gers were involved as the Scots were condemned to back-to-back Nations League defeats by the Dutch.
It was a tough evening for Pedro Martinez Losa’s side as they were beaten heavily in the Goffertstadion on Friday night with starts in the game for Rangers trio Rachel McLauchlan, Nicola Docherty as well as Kirsty Maclean, with the youngster enjoying a special moment making her first start for her country after making her debut as a substitute back in July.
A much improved display was to follow four days later with the sides separated at Hampden Stadium last night by a Esmee Brugts goal on the hour-mark.
The Scots will take on Belgium and England in the next break as they go in search of their first victory in the competition.
Megan Bell - Northern Ireland
Hungary 3-2 Northern Ireland – UEFA Nations League
Northern Ireland 1-1 Hungary – UEFA Nations League
Megan was involved in Northern Ireland’s two fixtures across the break as they picked up another point in their Nations League campaign after two games against Hungary.
The midfielder appeared from the substitutes bench as her side suffered a narrow last-gasp defeat on Friday evening.
The 22-year-old then started the match as Tanya Oxtoby’s team claimed a 1-1 draw thanks to a 79th minute equaliser from Danielle Maxwell. They currently sit third in their group, a point behind Albania in second place who they take on in their next fixture on December 1.
Jodi McLeary, Mia McAulay, Eilidh Austin, Mason Clark, Kayla Jardine and Jenna Ferguson – Scotland Under-19s
Iceland Under-19s 6-2 Scotland Under-19s – UEFA Under-19s European Championship Qualifier
Serbia Under-19s 2-0 Scotland Under-19s – UEFA Under-19s European Championship Qualifier
Scotland Under-19s 1-2 Belarus Under-19s –UEFA Under-19s European Championship Qualifier
A number of the Rangers youngsters were involved as the young Scots began their Under-19 European Championship qualifying campaign.
Scotland were condemned to three defeats with all the fixtures being played in Albania with several of the young Gers including loanees gaining valuable experience and playing time as they now return to their respective clubs after the three-game break.