Scotland v Netherlands

Tuesday, 31 October KO 7.45pm

Hampden Park, Glasgow

Scotland will host the Netherlands in the second game of our UEFA Women’s Nations League double-header tomorrow night.

Pedro Martinez Losa’s side go into the game off the back of a 4-0 defeat in Nijmegen on Friday. Goals from Danielle van de Donk, Esmee Brugts and a double from Lineth Beerensteyn sealed a comprehensive victory for Andreis Jonker’s side who are ranked 7th in the world.

Scotland are currently bottom of ‘League A’ with one point at the halfway stage, with the Netherlands top of the table on six points.

Team News

The group is boosted with the return of midfielder Erin Cuthbert. The rest of the squad is fit and available for selection.

Pre-match thoughts

Following Friday’s defeat, Scotland midfielder, Lisa Evans said: “At the end of the day we’ve got another performance on Tuesday, and we need to make it better. We know ourselves we can do better than we showed and we need to put it right.

“Holland are a top side – they’ve not been in finals for no reason. To be honest, they gave us a footballing lesson. We need to review the game and do the basics better.

“We need to be way more aggressive than what we showed and we’ve got the opportunity to put it right.”

Tickets

Tickets for the match will be available right up until the 7.45pm kick-off, and can be bough online here.

Where to watch

The match will be broadcast live on BBC Alba from 7.30pm.

Scotland squad

Fiona Brown FC Rosengård Jenna Clark Liverpool Rachel Corsie Aston Villa Erin Cuthbert Chelsea Lauren Davidson Glasgow City Nicola Docherty Rangers Claire Emslie Angel City Lisa Evans West Ham United Jenna Fife Rangers Amy Gallacher Celtic Lee Gibson Glasgow City Christy Grimshaw AC Milan Kirsty Hanson Aston Villa Kathryn Hill Rangers Sophie Howard Leicester City Kirsty Howat Rangers Rachel McLauchlan Rangers Kirsty MacLean Rangers Sandy McIver Manchester City Jamie-Lee Napier Bristol City Amy Rodgers Bristol City Martha Thomas Tottenham Hotspur Jenny Smith Celtic