The Lionesses will begin their defence of the Arnold Clark Cup on Thursday night when they take to the field against Korea Republic.
The contest will be the first of three fixtures England will play in the seven-day round-robin tournament, with Sarina Wiegman's side looking to extend their 26-game unbeaten run and retain their title after triumphing in the inaugural Arnold Clark Cup last year.
In addition to Korea Republic, the Lionesses will face off against Belgium and Italy as they ramp up their preparations for this summers's World Cup. The FA will be hoping to beat last year's record-crowd of 14,284 - recorded in England's meeting with Spain - but fans will also be able to keep up with the action from home.
