International Recap: Finland, Ireland, Sweden enter EURO Qualifying Playoffs

With the first international window of the season now complete, it's time to review how your London City Lionesses fared while playing for their national teams.

Lotta Lindstrom, Finland (Image: Jyri Sulander / FAF)

Lotta Lindström added two appearances, including her first start, to her tally with Finland.

The 19-year-old featured as a second-half substitute in the Boreal Owls' 1-1 draw with Norway, before earning a place in the starting eleven as Italy swept the Finns aside in Druso.

Kosovare Asllani was an unused substitute in Sweden's opening fixture (a 2-1 loss to France), but captained the side to a 0-0 draw against England to close out their EURO Qualifying campaign.

Ruesha Littlejohn started both of the Republic of Ireland's fixtures, helping the Girls in Green secure a historic 3-1 win over France.

Megan Campbell was a second-half substitute in Ireland's 2-1 loss to England, providing a secondary assist on Julie-Ann Russell's 90th minute strike.

Grace Moloney was an unused substitute on both occasions.

Tuesday's results saw Finland and the Republic of Ireland relegated to League B, with Sweden missing out on automatic qualification to EURO 2025.

However, the Pride's five internationals still have a chance to make the tournament, with playoffs scheduled for the autumn.

July Internationals - Score Update:

• Finland 1-1 Norway

• Italy 0-4 Finland

• England 2-1 Republic of Ireland

• Republic of Ireland 3-1 France

• France 2-1 Sweden

• Sweden 0-0 England