Scotland women's national football team

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Scotland

Nickname

Association

Scottish Football Association

Coach

Anna Signeul

Most caps

Pauline Hamill (100)

Top scorer

Julie Fleeting (100)

FIFA rank





Home kit





Away kit

First International
-

Largest win
17 - 0 against Lithuania

Worst defeat
-

World Cup

Appearances

- (First in -)

Best result

Olympic Games

Appearances

None; not eligible (First in -)

Best result

UEFA Women's Championship

Appearances

- (First in -)

Best result

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The Scotland women's national football team represents Scotland in international women's football.

1 Honours
- 1.1 Performance in World Cup
- 1.2 Performance in European Championship
2 Current Squad
3 Forthcoming Fixtures
4 See also

[edit] Honours

[edit] Performance in World Cup

FIFA Women's World Cup:
- 1991 : Did not qualify
- 1995 : Did not qualify
- 1999 : Did not qualify
- 2003 : Did not qualify
- 2007 : Did not qualify

[edit] Performance in European Championship

European Competition for Women's Football:
- 1984 : Group Stage
- 1987 : Group Stage
- 1989 : Group Stage
UEFA Women's Championship:
- 1991 : Did not enter
- 1993 : Qualifying Round
- 1995 : Qualifying Round
- 1997 : Did not qualify
- 2001 : Did not qualify
- 2005 : Did not qualify
- 2009 : Qualifying Round (underway)

[edit] Current Squad

Holly Anderson (Fulham)
Michelle Barr (Vermont Lady Voltage)
Linda Brown (FC Kilmarnock)
Alana Bruce (Forfar Farmington)
Amanda Burns (Hibernian LFC)
Stacey Cook (Hibernian LFC)
Ifeoma Dieke (Soccerlocker)
Gemma Fay (Leeds Utd LFC)
Julie Ferguson (Hibernian LFC)
Julie Fleeting (Arsenal LFC)
Mhairi Gilmour (Hibernian LFC)
Nicky Grant (Doncaster Belles LFC)
Pauline Hamill (Doncaster Belles LFC)
Donna James (Glasgow City LFC)
Claire Johnstone (Hamilton Academical)
Rhonda Jones (Florida Atlantic University)
Shelley Kerr (Doncaster Belles LFC)
Pamela Liddell (Hamilton Academical LFC)
Joanne Love (Doncaster Belles LFC)
Suzanne Malone (Hamilton Academical LFC)
Kirsty McBride (Hibernian LFC)
Amy McDonald (FC Kilmarnock)
Jane McFarlane (Hibernian LFC)
Debbie McWhinnie (Hibernian LFC)
Joelle Murray (Hibernian LFC)
Marlene Pearson (Hibernian LFC)
Julia Ralph (Aberdeen LFC)
Suzanne Robertson (Hibernian LFC)
Julie Smith (FC Kilmarnock)
Megan Sneddon (Queens Park LFC)
Jayne Sommerville (Glasgow City LFC)
Denise Brolly (Florida Atlantic University)
Jenna McCandlish (Hibernian LFC)
Leanne Ross (Newburgh LFC)
Hollie Thomson (Hamilton Academical LFC)
Suzanne Lappin (Glasgow City LFC)
Leanne Crichton (Edinburgh LFC)

[edit] Forthcoming Fixtures

Opposition	Date	Venue	Tournament
Denmark	27 April 2008	TBD	European Championship Qualifier
Portugal	3 May 2008	TBD	European Championship Qualifier
Ukraine	28 May 2008	McDiarmid Park, Perth	European Championship Qualifier
Slovakia	28 September 2008	McDiarmid Park, Perth	European Championship Qualifier