Head coach Jitka Klimková will name her 23-player New Zealand squad for the FIFA Women’s World Cup soon after midday on Friday (June 30).
The announcement will bring relief for the 23 players named, and disappointment for the 10 who will miss out after finishing the squad’s pre-tournament training camp.
Newshub report Sullivan Harnett visited the squad at their Albany camp to find out how players were handling the build-up to Friday’s announcement.
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The 33 players from whom the final 23-player squad will be chosen are:
Liz Anton (Perth Glory, Australia)
Mackenzie Barry (Wellington Phoenix, New Zealand)
CJ Bott* (Leicester City, England)
Katie Bowen (Melbourne City, Australia)
Claudia Bunge (Melbourne Victory, Australia)
Olivia Chance* (Celtic, Scotland)
Daisy Cleverley* (HB Køge, Denmark)
Milly Clegg (Wellington Phoenix, New Zealand)
Ava Collins (St John’s University, United States)
Brianna Edwards (Wellington Phoenix, New Zealand)
Victoria Esson (Rangers, Scotland)
Michaela Foster (Wellington Phoenix, New Zealand)
Ally Green* (AGF, Denmark)
Jacqui Hand* (Aland United, Finland)
Betsy Hassett (Wellington Phoenix, New Zealand
Grace Jale (Canberra United, Australia)
Anna Leat (Aston Villa, England)
Annalie Longo (unattached)
Meikayla Moore* (Glasgow City, Scotland)
Erin Nayler* (IFK Norrköping, Sweden)
Grace Neville (London City Lionesses, England)
Ria Percival* (Tottenham Hotspur, England)
Gabi Rennie (Arizona State University, United States)
Ali Riley (Angel City, Los Angeles, United States)
Indiah-Paige Riley (Brisbane Roar, Australia)
Emma Rolston (Wellington Phoenix, New Zealand)
Paige Satchell (Wellington Phoenix, New Zealand)
Malia Steinmetz (Western Sydney Wanderers, Australia)
Rebekah Stott (Brighton & Hove Albion, England)
Kate Taylor (Wellington Phoenix, New Zealand)
Ashleigh Ward (Southampton, England)
Hannah Wilkinson (Melbourne City, Australia)
Grace Wisnewski (Wellington Phoenix, New Zealand)
