Aston Villa Women go into the final international break of the season flying high.
Carla Ward's side signed off with an emphatic 6-2 victory against Brighton & Hove Albion on Sunday.
The result against the Seagulls, highlighted by a Jordan Nobbs hat-trick, lifted Villa up to fifth in the Barclays WSL table.
And while Ward will be turning her attention towards the West Ham United and the Vitality Women's FA Cup at the end of the month, several of her players are set to represent their countries beforehand.
Here's a rundown of what to look out for on the international stage...
Scotland
Pedro Martínez Losa has named Rachel Corsie and Kirsty Hanson in his Scotland squad for the 2023 Pinatar Cup.
His side will travel to Spain for a triple-header against Iceland, Philippines and Wales in warmer conditions.
And two Villans will be hoping to feature heavily for their national team.
Hanson, in particular, will be wanting to carry her club form into the cup campaign having added three assists to her season tally last time out.
Scotland v Iceland
Wednesday, February 15 (ko 2pm)
Pinatar Arena
Philippines v Scotland
Saturday, February 18 (ko 2pm)
Pinatar Arena
Scotland v Wales
Tuesday, February 21 (ko 2pm)
Pinatar Arena
Switzerland
Incoming Switzerland boss Inka Grings has named Alisha Lehmann in her squad for an upcoming double-header against Poland.
Lehmann didn't feature in her country's UEFA Women's Euro 2022 campaign last summer, but has returned to the fold.
The winger has scored twice this season while also adding a league assist to her name and will be hoping to continue getting minutes under the belt during a pivotal part of the season.
Poland v Switzerland
Friday, February 17 (ko 2.30pm)
Poland v Switzerland
Tuesday, February 21 (ko 3pm)
England
Sarina Wiegman has named both Rachel Daly and Jordan Nobbs in her England squad for the 2023 Arnold Clark Cup.
The European champions return to action for the second edition of the cup competition that is held in England.
And with three games against South Korea, Italy and Belgium to sink their teeth into, our Villans will be hoping for plenty of game time.
Daly has been in blistering form ever since signing for the club, scoring 16 goals in all competitions.
Nobbs, meanwhile, hasn't taken long to get in on the act.
The midfielder, who joined from Arsenal in January, scored a hat-trick en route to a 6-2 victory over Brighton on Sunday.
England v South Korea
Thursday, February 16 (ko 7.45pm)
Stadium MK
England v Italy
Sunday, February 19 (ko 3.15pm)
Coventry Building Society Arena
England v Belgium
Wednesday, February 22 (ko 7.45pm)
Ashton Gate
There is plenty of involvement from Aston Villa players for the Young Lionesses, too.
Anna Patten and Laura Blindkilde Brown will both feature for England's Under-23s in fixtures against Spain (Thursday, February 16) and Belgium (Monday, February 20).
Meanwhile, Olivia McLoughlin and Georgia Mullett will play for England's Under-19s in games against Germany (Thursday, February 16) and Switzerland (Tuesday, February 21).
Australia
Tony Gustavsson named Emily Gielnik in his Australia squad for the 2023 Cup of Nations.
The striker, who recently notched in our FA Cup win over AFC Fylde, will join up with her international teammates ahead of games against Czech Republic, Spain and Jamaica.
Australia v Czech Republic
Thursday, February 16 (ko 8.10am)
Central Coast Stadium
Australia v Spain
Sunday, February 19 (ko 7am)
CommBank Stadium
Australia v Jamaica
Wednesday, February 22 (ko 8.10am)
Newcastle International Sports Centre
France
Kenza Dali has been named in Corinne Diacre's France squad for the 2023 Tournoi de France.
Our no.10, who has been in sizzling form this season, picked up another three assists during Sunday's win over Brighton.
Dali is set to earn her 50th senior cap for France, with upcoming games against Denmark, Uruguay and Norway on the horizon.
France v Denmark
Wednesday, February 15 (ko 8.10pm)
Stade Francis Le Basser
France v Uruguay
Saturday, February 18 (ko 8.10pm)
Stade Raymond Kopa
France v Norway
Tuesday, February 21 (ko 8.10pm)
Stade Raymond Kopa
Republic of Ireland
Rounding out our representatives during the February international break is Ruesha Littlejohn, who will make her return to the Republic of Ireland squad.
Vera Pauw has called on the service of the experienced midfielder after Littlejohn was unable to feature in their FIFA World Cup-clinching win over Scotland in November.
Littlejohn and co. will travel to Spain to take on China in a solitary friendly fixture as they ramp up their preparations for this summer's finals.
China v Republic of Ireland
Wednesday, February 22 (ko 1pm)
Nuevo Mirador
Good luck to all our international Villans!