West Ham United women’s team have 12 players who could be in action for their respective countries during the second international break of the campaign.
With many players involved in UEFA Women’s Euro 2025 Play-Off final clashes, it is set to be another dramatic international window for the Hammers representatives.
Here’s everything you need to know about who will be playing over the course of the next week...
Who has been called up?
Two Hammers players are likely to go head-to-head on Friday, as Kirsty Smith and Oona Siren battle for a place at UEFA Women’s Euro 2025. Smith’s Scotland dispatched Hungary 5-0 in the two-legged Play-Off semi-final during the October international break, while Siren and Finland scored six unanswered goals across two games to ease past Montenegro.
Goalkeeper Kinga Szemik and Poland are a step closer to qualifying for their first-ever major tournament, with Austria standing in their way after 2-1 and 4-1 successes against Romania last month.
Meanwhile, Amber Tysiak once again joins up with Belgium as they look to secure qualification over two legs against Ukraine. The centre-back’s side reached the quarter-finals of Euro 2022.
Hammers loanee Jessie Stapleton, who is plying her trade with Barclays Women’s Championship side Sunderland this term, has a two-legged clash with Wales as the Republic of Ireland look to make sure they are one of the 16 teams competing in Switzerland next summer.
The host nation have two international friendlies across the next week, and Hammers attacker Seraina Piubel has earned a return to Switzerland’s squad for their tests against Germany and England.
Also in friendly action is Canada international Shelina Zadorsky, who will take on Iceland and South Korea, as well as Li Mengwen, who travels to face the Netherlands with China. Meanwhile, defender Camila Sáez has earned a return to Chile’s squad for their pair of friendlies with Uruguay.
Elsewhere, Manuela Paví will hope to use her recent string of starts in Claret and Blue to help Colombia overcome visiting Argentina in their friendly, while Anouk Denton is set to face Norway U23s and Sweden U23s with England’s U23s in the WU23 European competition.
Also teaming up with the young Lionesses is Princess Ademiluyi, who has been named in Lauren Smith’s squad for their UEFA Women’s U19 Championship qualifiers. The striker, on loan at Charlton Athletic for the season, and England will compete in a group with Turkey, Italy and Poland for a spot at next summer’s tournament.
Where can I watch the games?
Viewers in the UK can watch both legs of Smith and Siren's battle on BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport website, which are also the places to view Stapleton's Republic of Ireland clashes with Wales.
Listings around the world can be found by clicking HERE.
Fixtures in full
Wednesday 27 November
Princess Ademiluyi | England U19 v Turkey U19, 2025 UEFA Women’s U19 Championship Qualifier, Stadion Miejski v Nysie, Nysa, Poland, 1pm GMT
Thursday 28 November
Anouk Denton | Norway U23 v England U23, WU23 European competition, Fredrikstad Stadion, 5pm GMT
Friday 29 November
Princess Ademiluyi | England U19 v Italy U19, 2025 UEFA Women’s U19 Championship Qualifier, MOSIR Brzeg, Poland, 12noon GMT
Amber Tysiak | Ukraine v Belgium, UEFA Women's Euro 2025 Second Round Play-Off, first leg, Mardan Sports Complex, Antalya, Turkey, 5pm GMT
Kinga Szemik | Poland v Austria, UEFA Women's Euro 2025 Second Round Play-Off, first leg, Gdańsk Stadium, 5pm GMT
Shelina Zadorsky | Canada v Iceland, Friendly, Pinatar Arena, Murcia, Spain, 6pm GMT
Jessie Stapleton | Wales v Republic of Ireland, UEFA Women's Euro 2025 Second Round Play-Off, first leg, Cardiff City Stadium, 7.15pm GMT
Kirsty Smith & Oona Siren | Scotland v Finland, UEFA Women's Euro 2025 Second Round Play-Off, first leg, Easter Road, 7.35pm GMT
Li Mengwen | Netherlands v China, Friendly, Sparta Stadion, Rotterdam, 7.45pm GMT
Seraina Piubel | Switzerland v Germany, Friendly, Letzigrund, Zurich, 9pm GMT
Saturday 30 November
Camila Sáez | Chile v Uruguay, Friendly, Estadio Elías Figueroa Brander, Valparaíso, 11.15pm GMT
Sunday 1 December
Manuela Paví | Argentina v Colombia, Friendly, Beyond Bancard Field, Florida, USA, 12am GMT
Monday 2 December
Anouk Denton | England U23 v Sweden U23, WU23 European competition, Eco-Power Stadium, Doncaster, 7pm GMT
Tuesday 3 December
Princess Ademiluyi | Poland U19 v England U19, 2025 UEFA Women’s U19 Championship Qualifier, MOSIR Brzeg, 12noon GMT
Shelina Zadorsky | Canada v South Korea, Friendly, Pinatar Arena, Murcia, Spain, 5pm GMT
Oona Siren & Kirsty Smith | Finland v Scotland, UEFA Women's Euro 2025 Second Round Play-Off, second leg, Helsinki Olympic Stadium, 5.15pm GMT
Kinga Szemik | Austria v Poland, UEFA Women's Euro 2025 Second Round Play-Off, second leg, Franz Horr Stadium, 5.15pm GMT
Jessie Stapleton | Republic of Ireland v Wales, UEFA Women's Euro 2025 Second Round Play-Off, second leg, Aviva Stadium, Dublin, 7.15pm GMT
Seraina Piubel | England v Switzerland, Friendly, Bramall Lane, Sheffield, 7.45pm GMT
Amber Tysiak | Belgium v Ukraine, UEFA Women's Euro 2025 Second Round Play-Off, second leg, Den Dreef, Leuven, 8.15pm GMT
Camila Sáez | Chile v Uruguay, Friendly, Complejo Juan Pinto Duran, Santiago, 9pm GMT
