Tonight Euro 2017 will begin as hosts Netherlands take on Norway in what is a historic tournament for Scotland.
Anna Signeul’s team navigated their way through the qualification group to secure a place at their first major finals and Scotland’s first for 19 years.
Holders Germany go into the tournament as one of the favourites having lifted the trophy in eight of the last nine European Championships.
Where is the tournament going to be played?
There will be 31 matches involving 16 teams, played across the Netherlands in Bredam, Deventer, Doetinchem, Enschede, Rotterdam, Tilburg and Utrecht.
When are Scotland playing?
Wednesday, 19 July
England v Scotland
Stadion Galgenwaard, Utrecht
Kick-off 7.45pm (UK time)
Sunday, 23 July
Scotland v Portugal
Sparta Stadion, Rotterdam
Kick-off 5pm (UK time)
Thursday, 27 July
Scotland v Spain
Adelaarshorst Stadion, Deventer
Kick-off 7.45pm (UK time)
How have Scotland fared against their opposition before?
England
Scotland have beaten England twice before. The first came in May 1977, a 2-1 success in Dundee (a week before a famous Scottish men's win at Wembley) and then a 2-0 success in March 2011 in the Cyprus Women's Cup.
Their last encounter was their only draw, 4-4 in the 2013 Cyprus Women's Cup.
Portugal
Including friendlies Scotland have won five, drawing two and losing two against the Portuguese.
The goal count is 23-16 in Scotland's favour.
Spain
Spain have won three times and drawn once in the four occasions they’ve faced Scotland and come into competition on form after recording a 7-0 win over Belgium in their Euro preparation.
Where can supporters watch the matches?
Scotland’s matches will be broadcast by Channel 4 with a stellar line-up including Clare Balding, Lee McKenzie, Kim Little, Kelly Smith, Michael Owen and Jermaine Jenas bringing the coverage live.
The matches will be also coverage extensively across the Scottish FA’s media channels and selected tournament games will also shown on Eurosport.
Where are the fan zones?
With events across Glasgow, Edinburgh and Aberdeen there will be bouncy castles, football challenges, music and entertainment to get the young stars of the future and their families into the EURO 2017 spirit!
The details are as follows:
19 July 2017
England v Scotland
Spartans FC
94 Pilton Drive, Edinburgh, EH5 2HF
5pm – 7pm
23 July 2017
Scotland v Portugal
Glasgow Girls FC
Hallhill Road, Glasgow, G32 0PD
2pm – 4pm
27 July 2017
Scotland v Spain
Aberdeen Sports Village
Linksfield Road, Aberdeen, AB24 5RU
4.30pm – 6.30pm
There are also fan zones in the Netherlands for those attending the matches.
Who is playing for Scotland?
Before departing Scotland following 12 years in charge Anna Signeul has named a 23-player squad for the tournament.
Euro 2017 Scotland squad
Goalkeepers
Gemma Fay (Stjarnan)
Lee Alexander (Glasgow City)
Shannon Lynn (Vittsjö GIK)
Defenders
Vaila Barsley (Eskilstuna United)
Frankie Brown (Bristol City)
Rachel Corsie (Seattle Reign)
Ifeoma Dieke (Vittsjö GIK)
Sophie Howard (TSG 1899 Hoffenheim)
Joelle Murray (Hibernian)
Rachel McLauchlan (Hibernian)
Kirsty Smith (Hibernian)
Midfielders
Leanne Crichton (Glasgow City)
Erin Cuthbert (Chelsea)
Lisa Evans (Arsenal)
Hayley Lauder (Glasgow City)
Jo Love (Glasgow City)
Leanne Ross (Glasgow City)
Caroline Weir (Liverpool)
Chloe Arthur (Bristol City)
Forwards
Fiona Brown (Eskilstuna United)
Lana Clelland (UPC Tavagnacco)
Christie Murray (Doncaster Rovers Belles)
Jane Ross (Manchester City)