Last updated on .From the section ScotlandScotland's defeat to Finland at Easter Road in December ended any hopes of Euro qualificationThe Scottish FA may bring in an interim successor to Shelley Kerr as Scotland head coach. Kerr stepped down on Christmas Eve following a failed Women's European Championship qualification campaign. While no plans have been finalised, the SFA are favouring a temporary coach to see out their final two group games before World Cup 2023 qualifiers commence next year. Andy Thomson, Kerr's assistant, had to step up after Covid-19 protocols prevented the manager being involved in Scotland's last two games. Kerr, appointed in 2017, guided the women's national side to their first World Cup appearance last year - their second major finals in a row.

Source: BBC January 12, 2021 19:41 UTC