England v Belarus: Alex Scott wants England to move on England v Belarus, FIFA Women's World Cup 2015 Qualifier Venue: Dean Court, Bournemouth Date: Saturday 21 September 2013 Kick-off: 13:00 BST Coverage: BBC One 12:50 BST England defender Alex Scott says the side have a "point to prove" when they face Belarus on Saturday after their disappointing Euro 2013 campaign. The World Cup Qualifier will be England's first match since the sacking of former manager Hope Powell. England went out in the group stages at Euro 2013 but Scott said: "We are a really good team, what people saw over the summer just wasn't us." Powell's former assistant Brent Hills will take charge of the side. England fixtures Belarus (h) - 21 September Turkey (h) - 26 September Wales (h) - 26 October Turkey (a) - 31 October Montenegro (h) - 5 April 2014 Ukraine (h) - 8 May 2014 Belarus (a) - 14 June 2014 Ukraine (a) - 19 June 2014 Wales (a) - 21 August 2014 Montenegro (a) - 17 September 2014 England - who are also joined in their qualifying group by Wales, Montenegro, Ukraine and Turkey - have not lost a qualifier since 2002 and are expected to qualify for Canada 2015 having reached the quarter-finals of the last two World Cups. Arsenal defender Scott is adamant there will be no repeat of the form which saw them pick up just one point from three matches at Euro 2013 in Sweden. "We want to put the Euros behind us and move on," added 28-year-old Scott, who earned a 100th cap against Russia at Euro 2013. These qualifiers will give us the chance to perform like we know we can. We've all had a good break and now we're raring to go again. Liverpool striker Natasha Dowie is part of the squad following her omission by Powell for the Euros, while Arsenal winger Danielle Carter is selected for the first time. England take on Turkey at Fratton Park five days after the Belarus challenge and Birmingham defender Jade Moore is aiming for maximum points. We need six points from the next two games, but we need to put on a performance as well. I think that's important," said 22-year-old Moore. Sweden is something we need to learn from. A setback like that has made us even more determined to perform and do well in these World Cup qualifiers. Now it's time to kick on.