Barrow-born footballer Georgia Stanway has been named in the 24-player England Women's squad for the side's April international camp.

The Lionesses are set to meet for training on Sunday before travelling to take on France on April 9.

That will be followed by a test against Canada on April 13 at Stoke City's ground.

Speaking to The FA's website, interim head coach Hege Riise said: “We have such an exciting group of players; many have enormous major tournament experience and others have proven themselves capable of competing for England at the highest level.

“It's very important for us to secure fixtures against top opponents in France and Canada.

"France are currently ranked third in the world and Canada are eighth, so this international window will really test our squad against some of the best in the world.

“This is crucial as we move closer to the Tokyo Olympics, but also important as we continue to prepare this squad to compete at the home EURO next year and the World Cup in 2023.

“I look forward to two exciting fixtures and the opportunity of challenging every player to impress us and stake their claim for a place in the shortlist for GB Football.

"I've also been watching very closely those players from the home nations who are in contention for the GB squad and I will continue to do so right up until we shortlist next month.”