Everton's international players were in action over the weekend, including James Garner, Jarrad Branthwaite, and Jake O'Brien.
As the international break continues, a selection of Everton players have been involved once again over the weekend.
The initial set of games saw Brennan Johnson, Jake O'Brien, Harrison Armstrong, Tyler Dibling, Vitalii Mykolenko, and Tyrique George all in action, while youngster Kai Hutchison bagged for Scotland U17s.
Some of those have been in action again, while the England contingent also featured over the weekend.
Thankfully, no fresh injuries have been reported over the last few days, but we'll be keeping our fingers crossed with plenty of games still to be played.
It's imperative Everton's international's come through unscathed, especially with David Moyes having such a small squad at his disposal.
So, how did the Everton international's get on this weekend?
Everton's international's
England suffered a 3-2 defeat at home to Spain in the Nations League on Saturday evening. No Everton player started the match, much to the surprise of many with Jordan Pickford on the bench, replaced by James Trafford.
Without Pickford, England conceded three goals: a common theme over the last few years.
James Garner was introduced midway through the second half, while Jarrad Branthwaite came on in the final few minutes.
Everton youngster Jack Patterson helped Northern Ireland U21s secure a 4-0 victory over Malta, with the academy star scoring twice for his country.
It was another disappointing evening for Brennan Johnson. The Welsh international played 83 minutes against Denmark on Sunday evening as Wales succumbed to a 2-0 defeat away from home. Tom King was also on the bench for Wales.
Despite their being question marks as to whether Ireland were going to play against Israel, they did so with a convincing 3-0 victory. O'Brien once again started as back of the back three, playing the full 90 minutes.
Kai Hutchison's Scotland U17s also played once again, losing 4-1 against the USA. Hutchison started on the bench in that game.
What's next?
On Monday, both Vitalii Mykolenko and Braiden Graham could be in action.
Graham was omitted frrom Northern Ireland's squad in their previous game, but he'll be hoping to be involved in some capacity. Mykolenko's Ukraine travel to George for their second game of the international break in the Nations League.
On Tuesday, England U20s face France, where Harrison Armstrong will be hoping for another start, while the England trio travel to Czechia.
Hopefully we can see the likes of Garner and Branthwaite a little more involved, as long they fail to pick up an injury.
