Here is a roundup of who was involved and how they got on:
Chelsea Cornet, Leah Eddie, Kirsty Maclean, Mia McAulay and Nicola Docherty – Scotland
Austria 1-0 Scotland – UEFA Nations League
Scotland 1-2 Netherlands – UEFA Nations League
Several Rangers players were involved as Scotland got their Nations League campaign under new interim head coach Michael McArdle underway.
Chelsea Cornet was named in the starting side before club teammate Leah Eddie was introduced as a 21st minute substitute as the Scots fell to a narrow 1-0 defeat at the Josko Arena against Austria on Friday night.
Light Blues skipper Nicola Docherty was then called into the squad in place of Mia McAulay as Scotland battled it out with the Dutch at the National Stadium last night. There were starts for Eddie as well as Kirsty Maclean as the Scots competed well but ultimately fell to a 2-1 defeat after a second half turnaround from the away side.
Laura Rafferty – Northern Ireland
Poland 2-0 Northern Ireland – UEFA Nations League
Northern Ireland 3-2 Bosnia & Herzegovina – UEFA Nations League
Laura was part of the Northern Ireland squad as they played their first two matches of the year in the beginning of their respective campaign.
She started and played the entirety of the contest at the heart of the defence as her nation fell to a 2-0 away defeat to Poland on Friday evening.
They then hosted Bosnia & Herzegovina in Larne last night and won in dramatic fashion with two late strikes securing a 3-2 victory as they got off and running in League B.
Telma Ivarsdottir – Iceland
Switzerland 0-0 Iceland – UEFA Nations League
France 3-2 Iceland – UEFA Nations League
Having joined up with her nation following her move to the Gers in January, Telma was part of the Iceland squad that continued their preparation for this summer’s Euros with a pair of Nations League fixtures.
The goalkeeper was an unused substitute as they played out a goalless draw with Switzerland before facing another tricky test in the form of France where they were on the wrong end of a five-goal thriller in a 3-2 defeat.
Victoria Esson – New Zealand
Costa Rica 1-1 New Zealand – International Friendly
Costa Rica 1-0 New Zealand – International Friendly
The shot stopper was part of the New Zealand squad that featured in a pair of friendly matches in South America against Costa Rica.
In fine form between the posts of late the goalkeeper started the first fixture between the side’s in a score draw before featuring once again from the get-go as a last gasp winner saw her nation come out on top in a 1-0 success, keeping a clean sheet in the process.
Liv McLoughlin – England Under-23’s
England Under-23’s 2-3 Germany Under-23’s – International Friendly
England Under-23’s 1-0 France Under-23’s – International Friendly
England Under-23’s were in action for the first time in 2025 in a pair of friendly matches contested in their home country.
Liv firstly featured as a second half substitute as they fell to a narrow 3-2 defeat to Germany in a five-goal thriller. The occasion, held at the Bescot Stadium, was the first time the two teams had met at WU23 level in over 15 years.
She then started and played the entirety of the contest as the young English side came out on top in an impressive 1-0 success over France to claim their first win of the calendar year.
Laura Berry and Sophie Townsley – Scotland Under-19’s
Scotland Under-19’s 1-3 Iceland Under-19’s – International Friendly
Scotland Under-19’s 2-1 Iceland Under-19’s – International Friendly
Two Rangers youth stars were involved in Scotland Under-19’s friendlies both contested at Broadwood Stadium against Iceland.
Laura Berry was named in the starting lineup as the team were edged out 3-1 in Cumbernauld on Thursday afternoon before roles were reversed as the young Scots came out on top 2-1 in the second outing, with the striker finding the back of the net last Sunday lunchtime.