Aston Villa Women have come flying out of the traps to start the 2022/23 season.
Carla Ward's side have prevailed in all three games, including successes against both Manchester clubs, to catch the eyes of many up and down the country.
And with four more games to come during the month of October, there is a serious chance to gain momentum.
But before we take on West Ham United next weekend, a host of Villans will be representing their countries in the coming days.
Here is everything you need to know ahead of the next batch of fixtures kicking off on Thursday...
Scotland
Scotland head coach Pedro Martinez Losa named his squad for Scotland’s pivotal FIFA Women's World Cup play-off against Austria, with Kirsty Hanson captain Rachel Corsie involved.
The Scots take on their Austrian counterparts at Hampden Park on Thursday, with a win moving them on to a final play-off fixture against the Republic of Ireland.
The stakes couldn't be higher, and Corsie, Hanson & co. will be hoping to use the home crowd to propel them one step closer to next summer's finals.
FIFA Women's World Cup play-off
Thursday, October 6
19:35
Scotland v Austria
Hampden Park, Glasgow
England
Sarina Wiegman named Rachel Daly in her squad to face the United States and Czech Republic in the coming days as the Lionesses prepare for next summer's World Cup.
The recently-crowned European champions take on the Americans at Wembley before facing Czech Republic at Falmer Stadium four days later.
The match against the United States is seen by many as an acid test as the European champions take on the World champions.
International Friendly
Friday, October 7
20:00
England v USA
Wembley Stadium, London
International Friendly
Tuesday, October 11
20:00
England v Czech Republic
Falmer Stadium, Brighton and Hove
Australia
Australia head coach Tony Gustavsson named a squad to take on South Africa and Denmark over the coming days.
The squad, which involves Emily Gielnik, will take on Bafana Bafana on Saturday, October 8 before facing the Danes three days later.
Gielnik got herself up and running in club colours with a goal against Leicester City last month and will be hoping to notch for her country.
International Friendly
Saturday, October 8
12:30
Australia v South Africa
Kingsmeadow, London
International Friendly
Tuesday, October 11
17:00
Denmark v Australia
Viborg Stadion, Viborg
France
Kenza Dali was named in the latest France squad for their upcoming friendlies.
With qualification already secured for next summer's Finals, the French take on Germany and Sweden over the coming days.
Our no.10 has started the domestic season in excellent form, scoring once and notching a couple of assists since signing from Everton.
International Friendly
Friday, October 7
19:30
Germany v France
Rudolf-Harbig-Stadion, Dresden
International Friendly
Tuesday, October 11
17:30
Sweden v France
Gamla Ullevi, Gothenburg
New Zealand
Anna Leat was named in New Zealand's squad for their upcoming friendly against Japan.
Leat currently has seven senior caps to her name and was the star of the show in our recent Conti Cup clash against Manchester United.
The 'keeper denied Ella Toone in stoppage time to preserve a point for Villa, before going on to make an astonishing four penalty saves on her very first appearance for the club.
Good luck to Anna and all of our international Villans!
