Here’s a look at how those who were away fared over the last seven days:
John Souttar & Liam Kelly - Scotland
Greece 0-1 Scotland - UEFA Nations League - Thursday, March 20
Scotland 0-3 Greece - UEFA Nations League - Sunday, March 23
John started both matches for Scotland over the international break as Steve Clarke’s side fell to defeat in their Nations League play-off.
After a strong defensive display in the first leg in Greece, marshalled by John at the heart of the backline, Scotland were unable to stem an impressive attacking performance from the visitors in Mount Florida.
Nico Raskin - Belgium
Ukraine 3-1 Belgium - UEFA Nations League - Thursday, March 20
Belgium 3-0 Ukraine - UEFA Nations League - Sunday, March 23
Nico made a strong impression in his first call-up to the Belgium squad over the last seven days.
The midfielder was a late substitute in his side’s first leg defeat to Ukraine, before he was thrust into the starting lineup for the return leg.
He earned high praise in Belgian circles for his display in the 3-0 second leg triumph, controlling the midfield area and departing to a standing ovation from the home supporters in stoppage time.
Hamza Igamane - Morocco
Niger 1-2 Morocco - World Cup Qualifiers - Friday, March 21
Morocco 2-0 Tanzania - World Cup Qualifiers - Tuesday, March 25
Hamza, too, celebrated his international debut for Morocco in the side’s 2-1 victory over Niger on Friday evening.
It was just reward for the forward’s impressive form infront of goal for the Light Blues at club level, and he was part of back-to-back triumphs for Morocco.
Vaclav Cerny - Czech Republic
Czech Republic 2-1 Faroe Islands - UEFA World Cup Qualifiers - Saturday, March 22
Gibraltar 0-4 Czech Republic - UEFA World Cup Qualifiers - Tuesday, March 25
Vaclav once again underlined his worth to his nation as Czech Republic recorded successive victories in World Cup qualifying.
The winger started both triumphs for the side and was on the scoresheet in Czech Republic’s rout over Gibraltar yesterday evening, shimmying inside and firing an unstoppable strike into the bottom corner.
Nedim Bajrami - Albania
England 2-0 Albania - UEFA World Cup Qualifiers - Friday, March 21
Albania 3-0 Andorra - UEFA World Cup Qualifiers - Monday, March 24
Nedim started at Wembley in Albania’s defeat to England in World Cup qualifying.
The midfielder has been a mainstay in the Albanian squad in recent years and they got their campaign up and running with a 3-0 triumph over Andorra on Monday evening.
Ianis Hagi - Romania
Romania 0-1 Bosnia and Herzegovina - UEFA World Cup Qualifiers - Friday, March 21
San Marino 1-5 Romania - UEFA World Cup Qualifiers - Monday, March 24
Ianis featured twice for Romania as they got their World Cup qualifying campaign underway over the last week.
Indeed, the 26-year-old midfielder was on the scoresheet for his country in Monday’s rout of San Marino as Romania began with a victory and a defeat.
Mohamed Diomande - Ivory Coast
Burundi 0-1 Ivory Coast - World Cup Qualifiers - Friday, March 21
Ivory Coast 1-0 Gambia - World Cup Qualifiers - Monday, March 24
Dio continued his impressive form as he made back-to-back appearances for Ivory Coast over the last week.
The midfielder was a second half substitute in the win over Burundi, before he was rewarded with a start in his side’s victory over Gambia to round off a positive international window.
Tom Lawrence & Rabbi Matondo - Wales
Wales 3-1 Kazakhstan - UEFA World Cup Qualifiers - Saturday, March 22
North Macedonia 1-1 Wales - UEFA World Cup Qualifiers - Tuesday, March 25
Rabbi was on the scoresheet for Wales as they commenced their World Cup qualification hopes with a 3-1 win over Kazakhstan.
The winger swept home a smart finish inside the penalty area to mark his first goal for Wales, while he sprung from the substitutes bench in yesterday’s draw with North Macedonia.
Tom, meanwhile, was an unused substitute in both matches in what was his first appearance in the Wales squad in four years.
Ross McCausland - Northern Ireland
Northern Ireland 1-1 Switzerland - Friendly - Friday, March 21
Sweden 5-1 Northern Ireland - Friendly - Tuesday, March 25
Ross was unused substitute in both of Northern Ireland’s friendly matches with Switzerland and Sweden.
It was certainly a pair of tough tests for Michael O’Neill’s men and Ross will be keen to retain his place in the squad ahead of the June international window.
Mason Munn - Northern Ireland Under-21s
Northern Ireland Under-21s 1-1 Moldova Under-21s - Friendly - Thursday, March 20
Northern Ireland Under-21s 0-1 Ukraine Under-20s - Friendly - Saturday, March 22
Northern Ireland Under-21s 1-0 Uzbekistan Under-21s - Friendly - Tuesday, March 25
Mason enjoyed a productive international window as he celebrated his first call-up to the Northern Ireland Under-21 squad.
Goalkeeping duties were shared among Tommy Wright’s squad during the three-game camp, but the 18-year-old was impressive when called upon for his country as Northern Ireland secured a 1-0 win over Uzbekistan yesterday.
Bailey Rice - Scotland Under-21s
Republic of Ireland Under-21s 0-2 Scotland Under-21s - Friendly - Friday, March 21
Scotland Under-21s 1-6 Iceland Under-21s - Friendly - Tuesday, March 25
Bailey celebrated his first Under-21s call-up as Scotland ran out comfortable winners over the Republic of Ireland in Pinatar, Spain.
The midfielder then started against Iceland yesterday as the young Scots suffered a disappointing defeat.