The UEFA Nations League group stages and Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers are underway, and we’ve rounded up how the Gers have fared on international duty so far.
Kevin Kelsy - Venezuela
Japan 2-1 Venezuela - Monday 28 September
South Korea v Venezuela - Friday 2 October, 12pm
Kevin was on the scoresheet for Venezuela as they kicked-off the international break with a friendly match against Japan.
The strikers’ 46th minute goal gave his country the lead, but Japan ended up sealing a 2-1 victory with a penalty deep into injury time.
Venezuela are next in action on Friday lunchtime as they face South Korea.
Olwethu Makhanya - South Africa
South Africa 2-1 Guinea - Saturday 26 September
Eritrea v South Africa - Wednesday 30 September, 5pm
Makhanya, who has made a big impact since joining the club in the summer, played 90 minutes for his country on Saturday evening as they started their Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers with a 2-1 victory over Guinea.
They’ll be hoping to continue that form tonight, as they travel to face Eritrea, who drew their opening game against Kenya in Group D.
Nico Raskin - Belgium
Italy 0-2 Belgium - Friday 25 September
Belgium 0-1 France - Monday 28 September
Belgium v Turkiye - Friday 2 October, 7.45pm
France v Belgium - Monday 5 October, 7.45pm
Nico started for Belgium away to Italy on Friday as they started Group A with an impressive 2-0 victory away to Italy.
The midfielder came off the bench on Monday evening as Belgium narrowly lost 1-0 at home to France, with Michael Olise scoring in the 88th minute.
Next up, Belgium host Turkiye on Friday, before another meeting with France on Monday night.
Minsu Kim - South Korea
South Korea 3-0 Ecuador - Thursday 24 September
South Korea 1-4 Uruguay - Monday 28 September
South Korea v Venezuela - Friday 2 October 12pm
South Korea v Uzbekistan - Tuesday 6 October 12pm
Minsu made his senior debut for South Korea last Thursday evening coming off the bench in a 3-0 friendly victory over Ecuador.
The 20-year-old got more minutes for his country on Monday, as he was introduced at half-time against Uruguay.
South Korea have two more friendlies this international break against Venezuela and Uzbekistan.
Findlay Curtis & Liam Kelly - Scotland
Slovenia 0-0 Scotland - Saturday, 26 SeptemberScotland 0-3 Switzerland - Tuesday, 29 September
North Macedonia v Scotland - Saturday, 3 October, 7.45pm
Scotland v Slovenia - Tuesday 6 October, 7.45pm
Scotland played out a goalless draw in Sébastien Pocognoli’s first game in charge on Saturday evening, before a 3-0 defeat at Hampden against Switzerland.
There are still two games remaining, with a trip to North Macedonia on Saturday, before hosting Slovenia on Tuesday.
Findlay Curtis, who was named in the initial Scotland senior squad, is expected to feature for the U21’s in their two upcoming UEFA U21 qualifying matches against Azerbaijan and Bulgaria.
Bojan Miovski - North Macedonia
North Macedonia 0- 3 Switzerland - Saturday, 26 September
Slovenia 2-0 North Macedonia - Tuesday, 29 September
North Macedonia v Scotland - Saturday, 3 October, 7.45pm
Switzerland v North Macedonia - Tuesday, 6 October 7.45pm
North Macedonia have suffered two defeats in their opening matches of Group E against Switzerland and Slovenia, with Bojan featuring in both matches for his country.
Next up, they welcome Scotland on Saturday, before a trip to face Switzerland.
Djeidi Gassama - Mauritania
Mauritania 3-1 Central African Republic - Thursday, 24 September
Benin 2-1 Mauritania - Tuesday 29 September
Mauritania had mixed results in their opening AFCON Qualifiers against Central African Republic and Benin.
They started with a 3-1 victory before defeat to Benin, with Gassama playing in both fixtures for his country.
Emmanuel Fernandez - Nigeria
Nigeria 2-1 Madagascar - Friday, 25 September
Guinea Bissau 3-0 Nigeria - Tuesday 29 September
Russia v Nigeria - Tuesday 6 October
Emmanuel didn’t feature in the opening two matches for Nigeria in their AFCON qualifiers as they defeated Madagascar before losing to Guinea Bissau last night.
The defender will be hoping he can play a part in their remaining friendly fixture against Russia on Tuesday.
Ivor Pandur - Croatia
Czechia 1-2 Croatia - Saturday 26 September
Spain 4-1 Croatia - Tuesday 29 September
Croatia v England - Saturday 3 October, 5pm
Croatia v Spain - Tuesday 6 October, 7.45pm
Ivor was on the bench for his country as they started Group C with a win and a defeat in their opening two fixtures.
On Saturday, it was a good win for Croatia as they picked up the points with a 2-1 win over Czechia, before they suffered a 4-1 defeat away to Spain last night.
Next up is a double header of home games for Croatia, against England and Spain.
Kosta Nedeljkovic & Vanja Dragojevic - Serbia
Serbia 1-2 Greece - Thursday 24 September
Serbia 1-2 Netherlands - Sunday 27 September
Germany v Serbia - Thursday 1 October 7.45pm
Netherlands v Serbia - Sunday 4 October 7.45pm
Both Kosta Nedeljkovic and Vanja Dragojevic have been called-up to the Serbia squad as they got their UEFA Nations League campaign underway with two narrow defeats.
Kosta started the second match against the Netherlands for his country, with Vanja named on the bench for both fixtures.
Serbia have two tough away matches remaining, with trips to Germany and the Netherlands.
