Scotland visit Morocco before hosting Swiss in Dunfermline

Scotland will play Morocco in Casablanca before hosting a friendly against Switzerland in Ballon d'Or nominee Caroline Weir's home city of Dunfermline next month.

Melissa Andreatta's Scotland side will take on the Africa Cup of Nations runners-up on Friday, 24 October at Stadium El Arbi Zaouli, with a 19:30 BST kick-off.

The Scots, who finished bottom of Nations League Group A1 earlier this year, will play Euro 2025 hosts Switzerland on the following Tuesday at 19:30 GMT.

It will be a first chance for Real Madrid midfielder Weir - who has 112 caps and was placed 30th on Monday after becoming the first female Scot to be nominated for the Ballon d'Or - to represent her country in her home city.

The Scotland women's national team play most home games at Hampden Park but have also used Tannadice and Easter Road of late.

Andreatta's reign as head coach began with a narrow home defeat by Austria, which confirmed relegation back to League B, but her second game was an impressive draw away to the Netherlands.

The Scots will view the October and November friendly windows as preparation for next year's World Cup qualification campaign, which begins in February.

Scotland have failed to qualify for the past three major tournaments, most recently missing out on this summer's Euros following a play-off defeat by Finland last December.

Shortly after that loss, Pedro Martinez Losa left his job as head coach and Andreatta was appointed in April.