A packed international break is in store for the stars of Everton Women, with 17 players in action over the coming weeks.

There are 22 matches for Evertonians to keep their eyes on.

In total, 12 players will be involved with their respected nations quest for qualification for the 2023 World Cup.

One of these qualifiers could see Courtney Brosnan come up against our Swedish trio of Anna Anvegård, Nathalie Björn and Hanna Bennison as the Republic of Ireland take on Sweden.

However, that’s not the only familiar face our Swedes will see during the international break as Claire Emslie and Lucy Graham’s Scotland face the Olympic silver medallists in a friendly on Tuesday 26 October.

For our younger players, defensive trio, Gabrielle George, Poppy Pattinson and Megan Finnigan travel with England Under-23s for a training camp before facing Belgium in a friendly.

Midfielder, Grace Clinton travels with England Under-19s as they aim for qualification for next summer’s EURO Under-19 Championship.

Evie Williams will be on a similar quest as Wales Under-17s aim to progress in the qualifying rounds of the EURO Under-17 Championship.

All the details you need to know for when and where our Everton players will be in action, can be found in our guide below.

All kick-off times are BST.

Wednesday 20 October

Grace Clinton: Republic of Ireland U19s v England U19s, UEFA European Women’s Under-19 Championship Qualifiers, 7pm

Thursday 21 October

Rikke Sevecke: Denmark v Bosnia and Herzegovina, FIFA Women’s World Cup UEFA Qualifiers, 5pm

Leonie Maier: Israel v Germany, FIFA Women’s World Cup UEFA Qualifiers, 5pm

Courtney Brosnan: Republic of Ireland v Sweden, FIFA Women’s World Cup UEFA Qualifiers, 7pm

Anna Anvegård, Nathalie Björn, Hanna Bennison: Republic of Ireland v Sweden, FIFA Women’s World Cup UEFA Qualifiers, 7pm

Friday 22 October

Aurora Galli: Italy v Croatia, FIFA Women’s World Cup UEFA Qualifiers, 4.30pm

Evie Williams: Italy U17 v Wales U17, UEFA European Women’s Under-17 Championship Qualifiers, 5pm

Claire Emslie, Lucy Graham: Scotland v Hungary, FIFA Women’s World Cup UEFA Qualifiers, 7.35pm

Kenza Dali: France v Estonia, FIFA Women’s World Cup UEFA Qualifiers, 8.10pm

Saturday 23 October

Grace Clinton: England U19 v Northern Ireland U19, UEFA European Women’s Under-19 Championship Qualifiers, 2pm

Sandy MacIver: England v Northern Ireland, FIFA Women’s World Cup UEFA Qualifiers, 5.15pm

Simone Magill: England v Northern Ireland, FIFA Women’s World Cup UEFA Qualifiers, 5.15pm

Monday 25 October

Gabrielle George, Poppy Pattinson, Megan Finnigan: Belgium U23 v England U23, International Friendly, 1.30pm

Evie Williams: France U17 v Wales U17, UEFA European Women’s Under-17 Championship Qualifiers, 5pm

Tuesday 26 October

Grace Clinton: England U19 v Switzerland U19, UEFA European Women’s Under-19 Championship Qualifiers, 1pm

Leonie Maier: Germany v Israel, FIFA Women’s World Cup UEFA Qualifiers, 3.05pm

Kenza Dali: Kazakhstan v France, FIFA Women’s World Cup UEFA Qualifiers, 4pm

Courtney Brosnan: Finland v Republic of Ireland, FIFA Women’s World Cup UEFA Qualifiers, 4.15pm

Aurora Galli: Lithuania v Italy, FIFA Women’s World Cup UEFA Qualifiers, 4.30pm

Rikke Sevecke: Montenegro v Denmark, FIFA Women’s World Cup UEFA Qualifiers, 5pm

Sandy MacIver: Latvia v England, FIFA Women’s World Cup UEFA Qualifiers, 6.30pm

Simone Magill: Northern Ireland v Austria, FIFA Women’s World Cup UEFA Qualifiers, 7pm

Claire Emslie, Lucy Graham: Scotland v Sweden, International Friendly, 7.05pm

Anna Anvegård, Nathalie Björn, Hanna Bennison: Scotland v Sweden, International Friendly, 7.05pm

Thursday 28 October

Evie Williams: Wales U17 v Sweden U17, UEFA European Women’s Under-17 Championship Qualifiers, 5pm