Scotland: Kerr, Hay, Mukandi & Harrison return for Nations League matches

Bayern Munich's Sam Kerr has been named in Scotland's squad to face Belgium and England in the Nations League.

The 24-year-old midfielder has recovered from a knee injury that forced her to miss the Netherlands double-header in October.

Rangers' Brogan Hay, Abi Harrison of Bristol City and London City Lionesses' Emma Mukandi have also been picked by boss Pedro Martinez Losa. However, Rangers' Kathryn Hill and Kirsty Howat, plus Celtic's Jenny Smith drop out from the last squad.

Scotland travel to face Belgium on December 1 before facing England at Hampden Park four days later as they look to move off bottom spot in Group A1.

What is at stake in the group?

Martinez Losa's side - who lost both games against the Netherlands last month - got their only point of the campaign against Belgium thanks to Sophie Howard's late equaliser, days after a controversial defeat away to England.

While Scotland are on the brink of relegation, Belgium could yet top the group as they bid to catch the Netherlands who are two points clear.

England must win both games to have any chance of progressing, whilst needing other results to go their way too.

They will need to top the group to go through to the Nations League semi-finals - meanwhile - to guarantee to make it through to next year's Olympic Games, they will have to go through to the final of the Nations League.

Scotland squad

Goalkeepers: Jenna Fife, Lee Gibson, Sandy MacIver

Defenders: Jenna Clark, Rachel Corsie, Nicola Docherty, Sophie Howard, Rachel McLauchlan, Emma Mukandi

Midfielders: Fiona Brown, Erin Cuthbert, Lisa Evans, Christy Grimshaw, Sam Kerr, Kirsty MacLean, Jamie-Lee Napier, Amy Rodgers

Strikers: Lauren Davidson, Claire Emslie, Amy Gallacher, Kirsty Hanson, Abi Harrison, Brogan Hay, Martha Thomas