Adriana Leon stole the headlines on Tuesday evening, scoring two goals and being awarded Player of the Match as she orchestrated Canada's comeback from a goal behind to defeat Australia 2-1 in a friendly.
This sparkling performance adds to an already impressive week for the attacker, who scored the only goal in another friendly victory over Australia – a 1-0 win on Saturday.
But Leon wasn't the only Red in action for her country this week, as a plethora of other Reds represented their nations in World Cup qualifiers.
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ENGLAND
Five Reds were selected to be part of the Lionesses squad for the recent World Cup qualifier against Luxembourg, in which England emphatically won 10-0 at Stoke's Bet365 Stadium.
Mary Earps remained an unused substitute, while Ella Toone and Nikita Parris both played the full 90 minutes. Both Parris and Toone got on the scoresheet against Luxembourg, as did United team-mate Alessia Russo, who played the first 45 minutes of the fixture.
Reds captain Katie Zelem was introduced as a second-half substitute as the Lionesses recorded a perfect record in the World Cup qualifiers, with 10 wins, 80 goals scored and none conceded.
And accolades for our Reds don't stop there, as Toone – who recorded two assists to accompany her goal – was awarded with the Player of the Match award.
WALES
Four Welsh Reds were selected for the international break, but only two featured in Tuesday evening's 0-0 draw with Slovenia.
Carrie Jones, who is on loan at Leicester, played the full 90 minutes alongside United midfielder Hayley Ladd.
Academy players Chloe Williams (on loan at Blackburn Rovers) and Safia Middleton-Patel (on loan at Leicester) were both unused substitutes as Wales secured a World Cup play-off spot for the first time in history.
They will find out in the draw on Friday who they will have to overcome to reach the 2023 tournament.