
Sylwia Matysik is set to play for Poland in two friendlies against Finland and the Czech Republic. Hungary with Henrietta Csiszár, Lilla Turányi and Dóra Zeller have two friendlies against Serbia. Milena Nikolić, in the Bosnia-Herzegovina team, has a friendly against Bulgaria. Switzerland, with Lara Marti, have a short training camp – an internal training match is planned instead of an international. Victoria Pinther is on standby for Austria.
Sylwia Matysik (Poland):
Friday, 11 June, 19.00 CEST: Finland v Poland (Friendly)
Monday, 14 June, 11.00 CEST: Czech Republic v Poland (Friendly)
Henrietta Csiszár, Lilla Turányi, Dóra Zeller (Hungary):
Thursday, 10 June, 19:05 CEST: Hungary v Serbia (Friendly)
Monday, 14 June, 17.00 CEST: Hungary v Serbia (Friendly)
Milena Nikolić (Bosnia-Herzegovina):
Friday, 11 June, 18.00 CEST: Bulgaria v Bosnia Herzegovina (Friendly)
Lara Marti (Switzerland):
Internal training camp
On standby: Viktoria Pinther (Austria):
Monday, 14 June, 16:30 CEST: Austria v Italy (Friendly)

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