Highlights as Wales beat Estonia in a friendly at The RacecourseJess Fishlock returns to the Wales Women squad following an 18-month absence for their Euro 2022 qualifier against Norway on 22 September.
Elise Hughes and Gemma Evans also return to the squad following injury.
Captain Sophie Ingle is set to become Wales’ third centurion by winning her 100th cap in Oslo.
Loren Dykes, who has already reached that milestone, is unavailable due to personal reasons, while Megan Wynne is out with an ACL injury suffered during pre-season.
Wales – who are aiming to qualify for a first major finals – are currently four points behind Group C leaders Norway with four games remaining.
The nine group winners and three best runners-up qualify automatically, with the remaining six runners-up entering play-offs.
Manager Jayne Ludlow has added uncapped trio Poppy Soper, Cerys Jones and Bethan McGowan to an expanded 27-strong squad, which will be trimmed to 20 for the trip to play at the Ullevaal Stadion.
Wales will host the Faroe Islands on 22 October then Norway five days later. They will also be at home on 1 December against Belarus.
Former Wales captain and defender Kath Morgan, an assistant manager with the FAW Women’s Development squad, said Fishlock’s return is “a huge boost”.
“Jess will be raring to go and naturally she is an inspiration to everybody and that will help everybody else,” Morgan told BBC Radio Wales.
“She’s played all over the world. She could get in anybody’s team all over the world. She’s a very, very good player to be fair and has worked extremely hard to get to this level of football.
“And we are just thankful that she’s in and around the girls now and it’s a huge thing for us.
“We’re under no illusions as to how big the challenge is going to be to travel to Oslo, but hopefully she can play some part.”
Wales Women squad:Laura O’Sullivan (Cardiff City Ladies), Claire Skinner (Cardiff City Women), Poppy Soper (Plymouth Argyle), Jess Fishlock (Reading- On loan from OL Reign), Sophie Ingle (Chelsea), Hayley Ladd (Manchester United), Gemma Evans(Bristol City), Rhiannon Roberts (Liverpool), Anna Filby (Tottenham Hotspur), Angharad James (Reading), Nadia Lawrence (Cardiff City Ladies), Rachel Rowe (Reading), Natasha Harding (Reading), Elise Hughes (Everton), Helen Ward (Watford), Kayleigh Green (Brighton & Hove Albion), Josie Green (Tottenham Hotspur), Ffion Morgan (Crystal Palace), Charlie Estcourt (London Bees), Lily Woodham (Reading), Maria Francis-Jones (Cardiff City Ladies), Kylie Noland (Cardiff City Ladies), Carrie Jones (Manchester United), Cerys Jones (Brighton & Hove Albion), Georgia Walters (Blackburn Rovers), Chloe Williams (Manchester United), Bethan McGowan (Unattached).