UEFA has been presenting a commemorative cap and medal to female players who have made 100 or more appearances for their national teams: see the list so far.

The qualifying groups ended with Denmark, Italy, Austria and Russia claiming places in the Netherlands, while Romania and Portugal are set for a play-off in October.

Sweden, Scotland, Belgium, and Iceland have joined the Netherlands, Germany, England, France, Norway, Spain and Switzerland but who can join them on Tuesday?

Switzerland have qualified for the first time alongside England, Norway and Spain while Iceland, Sweden, Denmark, Russia, Belgium and Austria secured top-two finishes.

France and Germany are the first qualifiers to book their finals places in the Netherlands, while Spain, Norway and Switzerland are among those close to joining them.

UEFA Women's EURO qualifying is in full swing with Scotland, Iceland, Spain, France, Sweden, Germany, Switzerland, England, Austria and Norway all holding perfect records.

There were crucial wins for France, Germany, Spain, Sweden and Switzerland in October's qualifiers, with Scotland, Iceland and Norway among other perfect teams.

Germany, Austria, Sweden and Finland registered two victories in the opening set of 2017 qualifiers, with England, Norway, France and Italy also starting well.

The qualifying group stage has begun with, for the first time, 15 places on offer in the expanded finals in the Netherlands. UEFA.com looks at the groups.

Holders Germany will be in with Russia while Sweden and Denmark will reprise their opening game from the 2013 finals after the qualifying group stage draw was made.

A record 47 teams have entered UEFA Women's EURO 2017 and eight will kick off the road to the Netherlands when the preliminary round draw is made on 19 January.

Russia 1-0 UkraineNatalia Shlyapina struck an injury-time winner as Russia earned friendly victory despite being down to ten players for over half the match.