UEFA Women's Under-19 Championship Round One: Group A7 Netherlands v Scotland Wednesday, 27 November 2024 - kick off 3pm (UK time) Globall Football Park, Telki

UEFA Women's Under-19 Championship Round One: Group A7 Sweden v Scotland Saturday, 30 November 2024 - kick off 3pm (UK time) Globall Football Park, Telki

UEFA Women's Under-19 Championship Round One: Group A7 Scotland v Hungary Tuesday, 3 December 2024 - kick off 12pm (UK time) Globall Football Park, Telki

Scotland Women's Under-19s begin their quest to qualify for UEFA EURO 2025 this week as Michael McArdle's side take on Netherlands, Sweden and Hungary in Round One, in Telki, Hungary.

The young team will be looking to finish in the top three to secure qualification for the 2025 European Championships which will be hosted in Poland next summer.

The group secured promotion back to ‘League A’ earlier this year in style, defeating Liechtenstein, Cyprus and Albania without conceding a goal.

Scotland Women's Under-19s were last in action in October in the Slovenia Nations Cup. The friendly tournament saw the young team lose 1-0 to Slovenia and Romania respectively, as well as securing a hard-fought 1-1 draw with Croatia.

Team News

McArdle named a squad of 20 earlier this month and there has only been one change since, with Cacee McKenna being drafted in to replace Eryn Brown.

How to Watch

The matches are being streamed by the host nation, Hungary, with streams posted on the Scotland National Team social media channels. The link to the first match is here.

Scotland Women's Under-19 Squad

Laura Berry Rangers Aimee Black Aberdeen Emily Cadell Bristol City Olivia Chomczuk Heart of Midlothian (on loan to Spartans) Mason Clark Rangers (on loan to Motherwell) Fallon Connolly-Jackson Sheffield United Ava Easdon Glasgow City Lisa Forrest Glasgow City Georgia Gray Partick Thistle Brodie Greenwood Heart of Midlothian Erin Husband Heart of Midlothian Lisa Maher-Rodgers Celtic Mia McAulay Rangers Cacee McKenna Rangers (on loan to Spartans) Eloise Morran Norwich City Millie Paton Rangers (on loan to Queen's Park) Ashley Robertson Heart of Midlothian (on loan to Dundee United) Gracie Robertson Heart of Midlothian (on loan to Rossvale) Abigail Tobin Rangers (on loan to Hamilton Academical) Ella West Sunderland