Uncapped players Hana Lowry, Tori Tumeth and Courtney Newbon have been picked for the Matildas squad.
After suffering a gut-wrenching ACL injury on the eve of her potential Matildas debut, midfielder Hana Lowry has been handed a national team recall.
The 23-year-old signed a deal to move from A-League Women's club Sydney FC to Norway earlier this year and has impressed, scoring a goal and helping another in her first seven games with the new club.
At the same time, Melbourne Victory's Courtney Newbon is the third potential debutant.
The October international window marks a stage in the Matildas' preparation for the FIFA Women's World Cup, which gets underway in Brazil next June.
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Uncapped players Hana Lowry, Tori Tumeth and Courtney Newbon have been picked for the Matildas squad.
The 26-player squad will face Germany and Haiti in friendlies in Europe on October 10 and 14.
ABC Sport will live blog all the action from both matches.
After suffering a gut-wrenching ACL injury on the eve of her potential Matildas debut, midfielder Hana Lowry has been handed a national team recall.
One of them is Lowry and has been building ever since.
The 23-year-old signed a deal to move from A-League Women's club Sydney FC to Norway earlier this year and has impressed, scoring a goal and helping another in her first seven games with the new club.
Former Sydney defender Tori Tumeth has also received a maiden call-up after shining for the Vancouver Rise in Canada's Northern Super League. At the same time, Melbourne Victory's Courtney Newbon is the third potential debutant.
Midfielder Isabel Gomez and goalkeeper Ilona Melegh have been dropped after they were part of the side for their two-game series against Mexico in June.
The October international window marks a stage in the Matildas' preparation for the FIFA Women's World Cup, which gets underway in Brazil next June.
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