Scotland have added some few young faces to their senior women’s programme and they stepped-up in two games against England under-21 at Uddingston and in Glasgow.
Coach Chris Duncan said they should take a bow for their performances in both games, a 3-1 victory and a 3-2 defeat. More pictures in another folder.

Jika Nyirenda takes a refreshment at half-time in Scotland v England u-21 watched by coach Neil Menzies. Picture Nigel Duncan

Scotland’s assistant coach calling the changes. Picture Nigel Duncan

Warming-up


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