The Lionesses will face Scotland in inaugural Women's Nations League tournament later this year; Belgium and the Netherlands make up the remainder of League A Group A1, which starts in September
Tuesday 2 May 2023 13:59, UK
England have been drawn alongside Scotland in the inaugural Women's Nations League.
The nations met at the 2019 World Cup in France when goals from Nikita Parris and Ellen White gave England a 2-1 victory, with Claire Emslie replying for Scotland.
Belgium and the Netherlands will join them in Group A1 of the tournament, which commences later this year.
Wales were drawn in Group A3 alongside Germany, Denmark and Iceland.
Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland will face each other in Group B1, which also includes Albania and Hungary.
The four teams make up League A Group A1 of the tournament, which commences later this year.
All group games will take place across the months of September and December, while the finals to determine promotion and relegation, are scheduled for February 2024.
The competition will be played in a similar format to the men's Nations League with the 51 competing nations divided into two leagues of 16 and one of 19.
The four League A winners will progress to the finals, which will also act as Europe's 2024 Olympic qualifiers.
There will also be promotion and relegation between the leagues ahead of the start of qualifying matches for the 2025 European Championship.
Games across all three leagues will be played in September, October and November with the finals held in February 2024.
England
Netherlands
Belgium
Scotland
Germany
Denmark
Iceland
Wales
Republic of Ireland
Northern Ireland
Hungary
Albania
