Kim Little has returned from the ACL injury which ruled her out of Euro 2017, to be included in the Scotland squad for the two upcoming World Cup qualifiers against Switzerland and Poland, reports scottishfa.co.uk.
Scotland have won their opening two games in the group so far, beating Belarus 2-1 and Albania 5-0.
They will travel to Switzerland first and take on a team who have played four matches in the group already. Scotland will then return home to play Poland at the Paisley 2021 Stadium.
Kim Little will be aiming to play her first match for Scotland since March 2017, having returned to the Arsenal starting line-up recently.
In the Continental Cup Final last week, Little was Player of the Match in a 1-0 win over Manchester City.
Fresh from picking up their first caps in the most recent double header against New Zealand in Pinatar, Abbi Grant and Zoe Ness are included.
Rachel Corsie and Christie Murray have both signed for new clubs this week, penning deals with Utah Royals and Glasgow City respectively.
Head Coach Shelley Kerr said: “We are really excited about the two upcoming matches against Switzerland and Poland matches.
“We have had four matches already this year and have prepared well.
“It’ll be great to have Kim Little back in the squad as she’s such an impressive player.
“Switzerland will be a big test for us as a squad before we come back to Paisley for the game against Poland.
“There was a great atmosphere at the Albania game in October and we’re hoping for more of the same this time around too.”
Scotland v Poland ticket information
Scotland Squad
Goalkeepers
Lee Alexander (Glasgow City) 6 caps
Jenna Fife (Hibernian) 2 caps
Shannon Lynn (Vittsjö GIK) 27 caps
Defenders
Chloe Arthur (Bristol City) 14 caps
Jennifer Beattie (Manchester City) 111 caps
Frankie Brown (Bristol City WFC) 92 caps
Rachel Corsie (Utah Royals) 96 caps
Sophie Howard (TSG 1899 Hoffenheim) 8 caps
Emma Mitchell (Arsenal) 53 caps
Kirsty Smith (Hibernian) 28 caps
Midfielders
Leanne Crichton (Glasgow City) 58 caps
Erin Cuthbert (Chelsea) 17 caps
Kim Little (Arsenal) 121 caps
Hayley Lauder (Glasgow City) 91 caps
Joanne Love (Glasgow City) 184 caps
Caroline Weir (Liverpool) 48 caps
Forwards
Fiona Brown (FC Rosengård) 27 caps
Claire Emslie (Manchester City) 9 caps
Lisa Evans (Arsenal) 69 caps
Abbi Grant (Glasgow City) 1 cap
Christie Murray (Glasgow City) 54 caps
Zoe Ness (Durham Women’s) 2 caps
Jane Ross (Manchester City) 114 caps
FIFA Women’s World Cup 2019 Qualifiers
Switzerland v Scotland
Thursday, 5 April 2018, kick-off 6pm (UK time)
Lipo Park, Schaffhausen
Scotland v Poland
Tuesday, 10 April 2018, kick-off 7.35pm
Paisley 2021 Stadium, Paisley
