Brent Hills and Assistant Coach Mo Marley (pictured) have named a mix of experienced players and up-and-coming talent from the U19 side, as Brent told TheFA.com that as many players will be given game time, if they prove their worth this week in training.

"This game is a good chance for players like Siobhan Chamberlain and Laura Bassett to keep sharp ahead of the Senior game against Hungary next week" said Brent, "and for some of the younger players to impress me ahead of the games against Sweden, Germany and Finland between 16-20 July.

"The players in this squad will have the chance to play their way into Nordic Cup contention, and also use this test against one of the top nations in Europe to mark their own individual progress this season."

One player who is new to the squad is Barnet striker Stacey Sowden, but her call-up is well-merited, according to Brent. "Stacey has been instrumental in helping Barnet regain promotion to The FA Women's Premier League Southern Division next season.

"I have watched her, as have two of our scouts on a number of occasions this season, and with six teams involved in National League fixtures this weekend, she has earned her chance to come into the squad, gain some valuable experience of the international game, and show myself and Mo what she can do."

England Women's Under-21 squad v Sweden

Player Club
Siobhan Chamberlain

Bristol Academy
Nicola Hobbs Lincoln City
Rachel Axon AFC Wimbledon
Laura Bassett Birmingham City
Carla Cantrell Doncaster Rovers Belles
Michelle Hickmott Charlton Athletic
Sophie Clough Leeds United
Shelley Cox Bristol Academy
Katie Holtham Bristol Academy
Corinne Yorston Bristol Academy
Kimberley Dixson Charlton Athletic
Nicole Emmanuel Leeds United
Bonnie Horwood Fulham
Amy Kane Everton
Lynda Shepherd Blackburn Rovers
Stacey Sowden Barnet
Sarah Snare Charlton Athletic
Jodie Taylor Oregon State University, USA

TheFA.com will bring you news of how the team fared on Monday morning.