Gary Doctor named an 18-player squad last week who will face Czechia, Spain and Switzerland in a mini tournament hosted in Scotland.

As the young team aim for a place in Poland, forward Laura Berry, who is the joint second top-scorer in the campaign so far with 5 goals, is looking ahead to a challenging but exciting week:

“I think that it will be a tough 3 games against Czechia, Spain and Switzerland, but I think we’re ready and I know that we’re all really excited to get started. If we play to the best of our abilities, there’s no doubt that we can progress to the finals.”

Reflecting on her own contribution so far, the 17-year-old added: “I’ve really enjoyed it.

“I always want to be on the scoresheet and to score for your country is the best feeling so hopefully I can keep it up.

“With the first 3 games in Hungary at the end of last year, I think we probably exceeded the expectations that were set for us after the game against the Netherlands.

“We also played Iceland a few times last month which was a good challenge and has set us up really well heading into these final qualifiers.”

Fixtures

MD1 Wednesday, April 2

Scotland v Czechia

Broadwood Stadium KO 3.30pm

MD2 Saturday, April 5

Spain v Scotland

Kirkintilloch Community Sports Complex KO 1pm

MD3 Tuesday, April 8

Switzerland v Scotland

Falkirk Stadium, 3pm

How to watch

Scotland National Team YouTube

Tickets

Free entry

Scotland Squad

Aimee Black Aberdeen

Lucy Barclay Celtic (on loan to Motherwell)

Laura Berry Rangers

Lucie Burns Kilmarnock

Olivia Chomczuk Hearts (on loan to Spartans)

Mason Clark Motherwell

Fallon Connolly-Jackson Sheffield United

Ava Easdon Glasgow City

Maddie Finnie Aberdeen

Lisa Forrest Glasgow City

Georgia Gray Partick Thistle

Brodie Greenwood Hearts (on loan to Dundee Utd)

Lisa Maher-Rodgers Celtic

Eloise Morran Norwich City

Amelia Oldroyd Manchester United (on loan to Burnley)

Ashley Robertson Hearts (on loan to Dundee Utd)

Sophie Townsley Rangers (on loan to Hamilton)

Ella West Sunderland