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England face Scotland and Netherlands in a double header later this month as the Lionesses begin their first ever Women's Nations League campaign - And boss Sarina Wiegman has selected her squad

Arsenal faced Swedish side Linkoping in the first round of their Champions League qualifier - with the Gunners needing to win twice to reach the second phase of the preliminary competition

The Lionesses had to battle through their World Cup campaign without three key players - but will we see any returns for a Nations League double header with Scotland and Netherlands?

The Lionesses were forced to undergo their Women's World Cup campaign in Australia without striker Beth Mead who suffered an ACL injury during the WSL season

The 28-year-old striker suffered a season-ending ACL injury during last season's WSL campaign with Arsenal and was forced to miss England's historic Women's World Cup run

Speaking exclusively to Mirror Football, Arsenal and England star Beth Mead opened up on what she wish she did at the 2019 World Cup - and her hopes for the Lionesses about to take to the pitch against Australia

Leah Williamson has been discussing the Lionesses WhatsApp group and why she decided to take a step back as the European Cup winner watches England reach the last 16 today

The England midfielder was the latest high-profile women's football to find herself forced to the sidelines as the women's game continues to be ravaged by the injury

Mead, 28, was named UEFA Player of the Tournament as England stormed to Euros glory last summer but will miss the forthcoming World Cup as she is still working her way back towards full fitness

The Lioness says it was her loving school teacher mum June who taught her little cub to reach for the stars, and she drew on that strength for literary project

Walsh was named in Sarina Wiegman’s 23-player World Cup squad earlier this month, and the 26-year-old is set to play a critical role in the Lionesses campaign following a sensational year with Barcelona

Earlier this season the attacking duo suffered the same injury within a week of each other and Mead has opened up on the role each has played in the other's recovery process

The Arsenal and England forward was not included in Sarina Wiegman's World Cup squad but insists she will still be supporting the Lionesses this summer

Beth Mead is still recovering from an ACL injury and won't feature in the Lionesses' bid to win back-to-back major tournaments - with Sarina Wiegman explaining her decision earlier today

The Lionesses - who named Bethany England in the squad - kick off their Women's World Cup campaign by facing Haiti in Brisbane on July 22 and will also play Denmark and China in Group D

Sarina Wiegman has named her 23-player squad to take to Australia this summer for the FIFA Women's World Cup - with Millie Bright and Lucy Bronze both included - but Maya Le Tissier misses out

With less than 80 days to go until this summer's Women's World Cup, England look set to be without a number of the players who helped them to glory at the Euros

The pair received their honours from Prince William at an investiture ceremony at Windsor Castle on Wednesday, and beamed with pride as they posed with their honours

The England and Arsenal star previously required a "miracle" in her bid to return to fitness ahead of the summer's women's football showpiece event after suffering a serious knee injury

Defender Laura Wienroither has become the fourth Arsenal Women's player to rupture her anterior cruciate ligament this term leaving boss Jonas Eidevall with a growing selection problem

England captain Leah Williamson will embark on a long trek to recovery with teammate Beth Mead already on the same road as we outline the journey post-op to pitch

Arsenal and England star Beth Mead faces a race against time to be fit for this summer's FIFA Women's World Cup in Australia and New Zealand after she suffered an ACL injury in November

Mead was critical of the ceremony where she finished second behind Barcelona and Spain star Alexia Putellas - saying the award show spent far more time on the awards for male players

Wiegman has named her squad to face both Brazil and Australia next month in a double header, as preparations for the summer's FIFA Women's World Cup in Australia and New Zealand ramp up

Wiegman named a 25-player squad for England's two April internationals against Brazil and Australia - But Beth Mead was once again absent as she continues her rehabilitation from an ACL injury