Scotland's young women are hoping to bring back some silverware from over the water.

Hopefully the interest in women's football will not fall away after the defeat of the senior squad over in America. The scoreline was 8-2 and the temperature in Ohio was 96 degrees. Not a bad result really when you add in the statistic that the American squad was worth £18 million. However, it was still a game lost. The women's game is growing in popularity and there is a chance for the Scotland Under 19 squad to win some silverware.

The Jubilee Cup 2002 is due to be played at the Billy Neil Centre, Castlereagh, Belfast between 19th – 21st September with the four celtic countries playing each other. Well, not all the countries will play each other as Scotland will not face Northern Ireland. The two teams have been drawn in the same UEFA qualifying tournament in Bulgaria later this month and it made sense not to play so soon before a match that counts. If you fancy a trip over the water later this week here are the fixtures.

Thursday 19th September

13.00 hrs
Wales v Northern Ireland

16.00 hrs
Scotland v Republic of Ireland


Saturday 21st September

13.00 hrs
Scotland v Wales

16.00hrs
Northern Ireland v Rep of Ireland

The U19 Scotland Squad who will travel to Belfast

Holly Anderson
Southampton Saints FC

Finella Annand
Inver Ross LFC

Katie Bennett
Aberdour LFC

Caroline Collie
FC Kilmarnock

Louise Curley
Inver Ross LFC 		Jane Doig
Hibernian LFC
Mel Donachie
Glasgow City LFC 		Amanda Gilbert
Inver Ross LFC
Shelley Grant
Inver Ross LFC 		Suzanne Grant
Inver Ross LFC
Sarah Hough
FC Kilmarnock 		Suzanne Malone
Hibernian LFC
Amy McDonald
FC Hamilton 		Liza MacKenzie
Inver Ross LFC
Emma Mills
Giulianos LFC		Sharon Scott
Aberdeen LFC
Megan Sneddon
FC Kilmarnock

Hollie Thomson
Huyton LFC



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