SCOTLAND: Jenna Fife, Nicola Docherty, Kathryn Hill, Rachel McLauchlan, Kirsty Maclean, Chelsea Cornet, Kirsty Howat
Netherlands v Scotland - Friday, 27 October – UEFA Nations League – 7:45pm
Scotland v Netherlands - Tuesday, 31 October - UEFA Nations League- 7.45pm
Seven Rangers players have been named in the Scotland squad for their Nations League double header against the Netherlands in the upcoming break.
Several of the Light Blues will be part of Pedro Martinez Losa’s side having been rewarded for their fine start to the domestic season in the SWPL.
In addition to the five that were present in the last squad, Kathy Hill makes her return having received her first ever call up back in April as she hopes to make her first appearance.
Chelsea Cornet also returns having made her debut for her country in the victory over Australia in a friendly back in July and Kirsty Howat is included in the initial squad having been a late addition in September as she hopes to win her first cap.
The Scots will be looking to build on their dramatic late draw in their last outing against Belgium, where a last-gasp equaliser earned them their first point in the competition as they look for their first victory in League A.
NORTHERN IRELAND: Megan Bell - Northern Ireland
Hungary v Northern Ireland – Friday, 27 October – UEFA Nations League – 5.15pm
Northern Ireland v Hungary – Tuesday, 31 October – UEFA Nations League - 7.00pm
Megan has once again been selected in the Northern Ireland squad as they take on Hungary on two occasions in the Nations League.
Tanya Oxtoby’s side currently sit on three points from their opening two games in the competition, having bounced back from their defeat to the Republic of Ireland with a win over Albania as they now look to build on their most recent result.
SCOTLAND UNDER-19s: Jodi McLeary, Mia McAulay, Eilidh Austin, Mason Clark, Kayla Jardine and Jenna Ferguson
Iceland Under-19s 6-2 Scotland Under-19s – Tuesday, 24 October- UEFA Under-19s European Championship Qualifier
Serbia Under-19s v Scotland Under-19s – Friday, 27 October – UEFA Under-19s European Championship Qualifier - 10.00am
Scotland Under-19s v Belarus Under-19s – Monday, 30 October – UEFA Under-19s European Championship Qualifier – 10.00am
The young Scots have already been action in the break as they fell to a 6-2 defeat to Iceland in European Championship qualifying yesterday morning beginning the first of their three games in the round robin format.
There were starts in the match for Eilidh Austin, Jodi McLeary and two of the young Gers currently out on loan Jenna Ferguson and Kayla Jardine, with the latter getting on the scoresheet in the game.
They are back in action on two further occasions in the break as they look to bounce back from the defeat with further fixtures against Serbia and Belarus to come.