McClure played for Sion Swifts in their 4-0 win over Crusaders Strikers in the Irish Women's Premiership on Wednesday.

That followed her appearance for Jamaica in their 4-1 defeat by Australia on Tuesday evening.

McClure became the first player from the Women's Premiership to feature at a World Cup finals.

The New York-born goalkeeper had a difficult evening in Grenoble, conceding four goals to Australia striker Sam Kerr and being at fault for the fourth, kicking the air when trying to clear from a back pass.

However, after a train journey and two flights, she was in nets to keep a clean sheet for the Swifts as they claimed an away victory which keeps them within two points of league leaders Glentoran.

"The World Cup was an incredible experience, stressful at times but one that I would love to do again," McClure said.

"I arrived back in Northern Ireland from France in freezing rain but we won 4-0.

"It's a lot colder here and the style of play is a lot different, but I'm happy to be here and am looking forward to the cup final next Friday."

The Strabane outfit will next week play Glentoran Women in the Women's Premiership League Cup final at Seaview.

The Reggae Girlz were making history themselves in France by becoming the first team from the Caribbean to qualify for the World Cup finals.

Their defeat by Australia followed earlier group losses to Brazil and Italy.