The Scotland W national team was founded in 1873 and takes part in FIFA and confederation competitions.
Overview
Scotland W is the national women's football team representing Scotland in international competition. The team is governed by the Scottish Football Association, whose founding dates to 1873, making it one of the oldest football associations in the world. The team competes in UEFA European Championship qualifying and FIFA World Cup qualifying, and has participated in the FIFA Women's World Cup finals. No major senior international titles have been recorded by the team.
The squad has produced a number of recognised players at domestic and international level. Current notable players include S. MacIver, L. Gibson, E. Clachers, E. Cumings, R. Corsie, and R. McLauchlan, who contribute across various positions. The women's game in Scotland has grown considerably in profile over recent decades, supported by increased investment and media coverage.
Scotland W plays its home fixtures at venues across Scotland and competes under the dark blue kit traditionally associated with Scottish football.
