The Women's European Qualifiers kicked off in March, and sides in League A will compete for one of four direct spots at the 2027 Women's World Cup in Brazil.

There will then be a further seven places up for grabs via the play-offs, which will be held between 24 June and 5 December, and one final spot available via the inter-confederation play-offs in February 2027.

Blues stars Ellie Carpenter and Sam Kerr have already helped Australia to claim their place at the World Cup as the Matildas' route to qualification was via the Asian Cup, where they reached the final in March.

Chelsea have representatives playing for several of the European sides bidding for qualification for the tournament during April, and you can see who has been called up for the second round of fixtures below.

We will be updating this article as further international squad announcements are made.

All times are GMT.

England

The Lionesses will continue their FIFA World Cup 2027 campaign by facing Spain at Wembley Stadium before travelling to Reykjavík to take on Iceland in Group A3.

Sarina Wiegman's side won their opening two qualifying matches last month, beating Ukraine 6-1 in Turkiye, before recording a 2-0 win over Iceland at Nottingham Forest's City Ground.

Lucy Bronze, Hannah Hampton, Lauren James and Keira Walsh have been called up to the 23-player squad once more, having featured heavily for the Lionesses under Wiegman.

Niamh Charles is one of those usually included in England squads but misses out, having only just returned to action at club level, while Aggie Beever-Jones is also ruled out through injury.

England vs Spain
World Cup 2027 Qualifier
Wembley Stadium
Tuesday 14 April
7pm

Iceland vs England
World Cup 2027 Qualifier
Laugardalsvollur Stadium
Saturday 18 April
5.30pm

Germany

Sjoeke Nusken has been called up once more by Germany head coach Christian Wuck for their double-header of World Cup qualifiers against Austria.

Germany are currently at the top of Group A4, after a 5-0 win over Slovenia and a 4-0 victory against Norway during the March international break. Meanwhile, their opponents Austria sit bottom of the group, having lost both of their opening two fixtures.

Germany vs Austria
World Cup 2027 Qualifier
Max-Morlock Stadion
Tuesday 14 April
5.15pm

Austria vs Germany
World Cup 2027 Qualifier
Josko Arena
Saturday 18 April
5pm

Scotland

Scotland vice-captain Erin Cuthbert got off to a flying start with her side in their first two World Cup qualifiers, defeating Luxembourg 5-0 away from home, before returning to Hampden Park to beat the same opponent by a 7-0 scoreline in March.

Those results saw them top Group B4 on goal difference, and this time around, they face two consecutive matches against Belgium, who also gained six points from their opening fixtures and currently occupy second place.

Scotland vs Belgium
World Cup 2027 Qualifier
Easter Road Stadium
Tuesday 14 April
7.30pm

Belgium vs Scotland
World Cup 2027 Qualifier
Den Dreef stadion
Saturday 18 April
7.30pm

Switzerland

Chelsea goalkeeper Livia Peng has been selected by Switzerland for their forthcoming Women's World Cup qualifiers in April. The 23-year-old has made nine starts for the Blues this season, having featured in matches during November and December when Hannah Hampton was ruled out through injury.

The Swiss are in top spot on goal difference in the standings, and will face second-placed Turkiye home and away in what could be crucial matches in Group B2.

Switzerland vs Turkiye
World Cup 2027 Qualifier
Stadion Letzigrund
Tuesday 14 April
6pm

Turkiye vs Switzerland
World Cup 2027 Qualifier
Sinop Sehir Stadyumu
Saturday 18 April
6pm