The schedule for Paris's internationals

Women's football•26 Feb 2026 11:00

With several Parisiennes called up by their respective countries for the current international break, here's an overview of what awaits them on their travels (all kick-off times given in CET).

Élisa De Almeida / Anaïs Ebayilin / Sakina Karchaoui / Thiniba Samoura - France

Les Bleues are set to get their 2027 FIFA Women's World Cup qualifying campaign underway with two matches next week. Their first stop is Dublin, where they'll take on the Republic of Ireland at 19:30 next Tuesday, before a game against Poland at Dijon's Stade Gaston Gérard at 21:10 next Saturday. Laurent Bonadei's players will need to finish top of Group A2 – which also features the Netherlands – in order to qualify directly for the next year's finals in Brazil.

Tara Elimbi Gilbert - France U23s

Les Bleuettes have a prestigious friendly against their English counterparts lined up for 13:00 next Monday at CNF Clairefontaine, France's national football centre.

Ornella Graziani / Léa Morissaint / Noémie Fatier / Gabrielle Le Roux - France U19s

A training camp featuring two friendlies in La Nucía, Spain, is what's on the horizon for France's U19s, who will face Italy at 15:30 next Tuesday and Norway at 12:00 two days later.

Paulina Dudek - Poland

After returning from injury a few weeks ago, Paulina returns to the national team this window for the upcoming World Cup qualifiers. A home match against the Netherlands, in Gdańsk on 3 March 18:00 CET is first up before Nina Patalon's squad take on France in Dijon on 7 March at 21:10 CET.

Jackie Groenen / Romée Leuchter - Netherlands

Our Dutch duo find themselves in the same group as France and Poland for the World Cup qualifiers. Jackie Groenen and Romee Leuchter take on Poland in Gdańsk, on 3 March, before tackling Ireland at home on 7 March, at 20:45 CET.

Rasheedat Ajibade / Joe Echegini - Nigeria

Nigeria will take part in the Women's Africa Cup of Nations from 17 March to 3 April. Before then, Justine Madugu's side have two warm-up friendlies against Cameroon in Yaoundé, on 28 February and then 3 March.

Olga Carmona - Spain

Spain will be defending their World Cup crown in Brazil in a year's time, but before then, they still have to qualify! For Olga Carmona and her teammates, it all begins on 3 March at home to Iceland, at 19:00 CET. La Roja then head to Antalya, in Turkiye, to tackle Ukraine on neutral territory, on 7 March at 20:00 CET.

Isabela - Brazil

Host nation for next year's World Cup, Brazil are already qualified for the tournament. Their preparations begin with three friendly matches against Mexico, on 27 February, Costa Rica, on 4 March, and Venezuela, on 7 March.

The schedule for Paris's internationals

Élisa De Almeida / Anaïs Ebayilin / Sakina Karchaoui / Thiniba Samoura - France

Tara Elimbi Gilbert - France U23s

Ornella Graziani / Léa Morissaint / Noémie Fatier / Gabrielle Le Roux - France U19s

Paulina Dudek - Poland

Jackie Groenen / Romée Leuchter - Netherlands

Rasheedat Ajibade / Joe Echegini - Nigeria

Olga Carmona - Spain

Isabela - Brazil

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Élisa De Almeida / Anaïs Ebayilin / Sakina Karchaoui / Thiniba Samoura - France

Tara Elimbi Gilbert - France U23s

Ornella Graziani / Léa Morissaint / Noémie Fatier / Gabrielle Le Roux - France U19s

Paulina Dudek - Poland

Jackie Groenen / Romée Leuchter - Netherlands

Rasheedat Ajibade / Joe Echegini - Nigeria

Olga Carmona - Spain

Isabela - Brazil