Georgia Gibson

Long-serving midfielder Gibson - who is currently out on loan at Middlesbrough - made her debut for the United Arab Emirates senior side on Wednesday, netting twice in a 3-1 friendly win over Bangladesh.

The 26-year-old - who grew up in Dubai - made her 100th appearance for the Magpies before joining Boro until the end of the season in January, and can now add a brace on her senior international debut to her CV.

And she managed to get herself on the scoresheet for the UAE once more on Sunday, when her side beat the same opposition by the same scoreline in the second of their two friendly fixtures.

Gibson wrapped up the scoring with a cool low finish to make it 3-1 just before the hour, concluding a successful first foray onto the international scene for the Durham-born playmaker.

Freya Gregory

Another new arrival Gregory - who joined the Magpies from Aston Villa last month - was named in the senior Scotland squad for their UEFA Women's Nations League matches against Austria and the Netherlands.

And she made her debut for Michael McArdle's side in their 1-0 defeat to Austria at the Josko Arena in Ried im Innkreis on Friday, entering the fray as a substitute just before the hour mark.

It was a landmark moment for Gregory, who followed it up with another outing off the bench in their 2-1 loss to the Netherlands at Hampden Park on Tuesday.

Forward Gregory has been capped by England from under-17 to under-23 level, but this was her first call-up for Scotland.

Lois Joel

The versatile Joel was part of Rhian Wilkinson's squad for Wales' UEFA Women's Nations League clashes with Italy and Sweden, and replaced Jess Fishlock for the final 21 minutes of their 1-0 defeat to the former at the Stadio Brianteo in Monza on Friday.

She then started against Sweden at Wrexham's STōK Cae Ras on Tuesday, playing 45 minutes and helping her country earn a point with a 1-1 draw. It was her seventh cap for Wales' senior side.

Emily Murphy

January signing Murphy was named in the Republic of Ireland squad for their two UEFA Women's Nations League fixtures in February, and was an unused substitute as they beat Turkey 1-0 at the Tallaght Stadium in Dublin on Friday and in their 4-0 defeat to Slovenia at the Bonfika Stadium in Koper on Tuesday.

The 21-year-old currently has five senior caps for her country, and is chasing her first goal in the green and white.