Ukraine v Scotland: World Cup qualifier set for Poland on 24 June
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Scotland drew 1-1 with Ukraine at Hampden in November
Scotland's rearranged Women's World Cup qualifier away to Ukraine on 24 June will take place in Poland.
Kick-off for the match at Stadion Miejski in Rzeszow is to be confirmed.
The game was originally supposed to be played in Ukraine on 8 April but was postponed following Russia's invasion.
Pedro Martinez Losa's side are second in Group B, a point ahead of Hungary with both teams still having two qualifiers to play, while Ukraine are six adrift with four matches remaining.
Finishing second will secure a play-off place for the finals in Australia and New Zealand.
Hungary's match away to Ukraine on 28 June will also take place at Stadion Miejski.
Scotland - who drew 1-1 with Ukraine at Hampden in November - finish away to Faroe Islands on 6 September, four days after Hungary complete their campaign away to group winners Spain.
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