Which United Women have been called up?

The UEFA Women’s Nations League continues, as we count down to the 2025 European Championship this summer, while friendlies are also taking place around the globe.

Grace Clinton, Maya Le Tissier, Ella Toone and Millie Turner will all hope to be involved for England, as the Lionesses play Belgium home and away in Group A3.

Sarina Wiegman’s side have four points from their opening two fixtures, having beaten Spain and drawn with Portugal.

Gabby George is currently one of the players on standby for the matches at Wembley, on 4 April, and in Leuven four days later.

There are double-headers for the Netherlands (Dominique Janssen) and Scotland (Emma Watson) in Group A1, as the Dutch face Austria while the Scots take on Germany.

While Scotland are still looking for their first points in the tournament, competition is tight at the top, with Germany and the Netherlands currently level and only the top team progressing to the finals later this year.

Norway’s Lisa Naalsund and Elisabeth Terland are pursuing France at the summit of Group A2 and host Les Bleus next week, after a trip to Iceland.

Celin Bizet was originally named in the selection, but the Reds winger has now been replaced by Anna Josendal.

There’s also Reds interest in Group A4, as Anna Sandberg has been called up by Sweden and Safia Middleton-Patel is in the Wales ranks.

The two countries go head-to-head on 8 April, after home games against Italy and Denmark respectively.

Republic of Ireland are seeking promotion to the Nations League top tier and have picked Aoife Mannion for their two games against Greece, who are currently bottom of Group B2.

That’s the competitive senior internationals dealt with, but a number of friendlies have also been organised.

Phallon Tullis-Joyce will be hoping to make her senior bow for the United States during their two friendlies versus Brazil in California.

Jayde Riviere and Canada take on Argentina in Vancouver and British Columbia, while Hinata Miyazawa’s Japan entertain Colombia in Osaka.

Take a look at all the fixture dates and times below, including several outings for our younger players…

FIXTURES FOR OUR WOMEN

WEDNESDAY 2 APRIL

England U19 (Newell) v Belgium (14:00)

THURSDAY 3 APRIL

France U23 (Malard) v Portugal (12:00)
England U23 (Rendell, Simpson) v Spain (18:00)

FRIDAY 4 APRIL

Greece v Republic of Ireland (15:00)
Iceland v Norway (16:45)
Sweden v Italy (18:00)
Netherlands v Austria (19:00)
Wales v Denmark (19:15)
Scotland v Germany (19:35)
England v Belgium (20:00)

SATURDAY 5 APRIL

England U19 v Austria (14:00)
United States v Brazil (22:00)

SUNDAY 6 APRIL

Japan v Colombia (06:00)
England U23 v Sweden/Belgium (TBC)

TUESDAY 8 APRIL

England U19 v Ukraine (14:00)
Germany v Scotland (16:45)
Austria v Netherlands (17:15)
Norway v France (18:00)
Sweden v Wales (18:00)
Belgium v England (19:30)
Republic of Ireland v Greece (19:30)

WEDNESDAY 9 APRIL

United States v Brazil (03:30)

All kick-off times are listed in BST.