Scotland Women will be missing Caroline Weir for their FIFA Women’s World Cup round two play-off double-header against Sweden.
Melissa Andreatta has given Newcastle United’s Beth Lumsden her first call-up in place of the injured Weir.
Scotland remain unbeaten so far in this year’s qualifiers. Last month’s victories against Czechia followed an emphatic group stage campaign which secured top spot and promotion back to ‘League A’.
Victory over two legs against Sweden in December could secure qualification for next year’s FIFA Women’s World Cup. An inter-continental play-off awaits the lowest ranked qualified European team based on this year’s overall league rankings. Scotland are ranked in nineteenth position ahead of Wales and Finland who are placed twentieth and twenty-first respectively.
Scotland squad:
Sandy MacIver Washington Spirit
Eartha Cumings Manchester City
Lee Gibson Glasgow City
Amy Muir Glasgow City
Nicola Docherty Rangers
Georgia Brown SC Jacksonville
Jenna Clark Liverpool
Sophie Howard FC Como
Emma Lawton Ipswich Town
Rachel McLauchlan Newcastle United
Miri Taylor Aston Villa
Erin Cuthbert Chelsea
Kirsty Maclean Liverpool
Chelsea Cornet Birmingham City
Freya Gregory Newcastle United
Sam Kerr Liverpool
Lauren Davidson SK Brann
Christy Grimshaw AC Milan
Kirsty Hanson Tottenham Hotspur
Eilidh Adams Ipswich Town
Kirsty Howat Crystal Palace
Claire Emslie Angel City
Kathleen McGovern Newcastle United
Beth Lumsden Newcastle United
Maria McAneny Celtic
Martha Thomas Newcastle United
The first leg is on Tuesday, 1 December 2026, with a 7:25pm kick-off at The Marbill Coaches Stadium, Paisley, and will be broadcast live on BBC Scotland.
The second leg is set for Saturday, 5 December 2026, with a 3pm kick-off (UK time) at Stockholm Arena, Stockholm, and the match will be broadcast live on BBC Alba.
Source – scottishfa.co.uk
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