Scotland draw Czech Republic in round one of World Cup play-offs
Scotland draw Czech Republic in round one of World Cup play-offsImage source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Scotland topped their World Cup qualifying group and must now progress through the play-offsPublished1 minute agoScotland will have to beat Czech Republic, then either Lithuania or Sweden in successive two-legged play-off ties if they are to reach next summer's Women's World Cup.Melissa Andreatta's side won their qualifying group in League B ahead of Belgium and were duly seeded in path 2 of the play-off draw. A total of 32 teams entered that, with eight successful sides progressing to the finals in Brazil.Denmark, France, Germany and Spain have already qualified after winning their League A groups.Scotland are away in the first leg of round one before welcoming the Czechs - who finished second in their group behind Wales - in the second leg.Should they win that tie on aggregate, they will then play the winners of the match between Lithuania and Sweden.Sweden came third in their League A group - behind Denmark and Italy - while Lithuania topped their League C group.Related topicsScotland Women's Football TeamFootballWomen's FootballScottish Women's FootballScottish Footballالمصدر: BBC Sport Football | Source: BBC Sport Football
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