There's less than three weeks to go until the Women's World Cup gets underway in Australia and New Zeland and the tournament looks set to be the biggest spectacle in women's football history.
Following on from the success of last year's Euros - which saw England secure the nation's first major trophy since 1966 - anticipation is building for the summer ahead. The tournament will kick off on July 20 and will conclude exactly a month later, with 32 countries battling it out to take home the most coveted prize in football.
After an impressive first Women's Super League season under Brian Sorensen, a host of Everton stars will be making the trip down under to represent their respective countries. While there will be no Everton players taking to the field for the Lionesses, a number of Blues still have the potential to impress on the world stage this summer.
