Everton were represented by Brennan Johnson, Tyler Dibling, Jake O'Brien, and Tyrique George, among others, over the last few days.
It's been a quiet few days when it comes to Everton representation on the international stage, particularly at senior level.
As we saw in the previous round-up, some of Everton's players were struggling for minutes, with the England trio - Jordan Pickford, James Garner, and Jarrad Branthwaite - all failing to get off the bench against Czechia.
Vitalii Mykolenko was also missing previously, while Braiden Graham was an unused substitute.
Over the last few days, some of Everton's younger talents were involved, but the senior players have struggled for game time.
Everton's international players
On Thursday, the Republic of Ireland hosted Austria in the Nations League. Everton defender Jake O'Brien was dropped to the bench forthis one, but he came on with 15 minutes to try to help his side hold onto a lead.
Unfortunately, they couldn't do so, with Austria pulling it back from 2-0 down to secure a 2-2 draw.
Brennan Johnson also saw himself drop to the bench as Craig Bellamy's Wales side went in search of their first victory of the international break. A red card for Norway's Torbjorn Heggem gave them a mountain to climb, with Wales securing a 2-1 win.
Johnson did some off the bench for Wales in the final 15 minutes, helping see out the victory.
On Friday night, England U21s hosted Slovakia U21s in Euro U21 qualifiying. England were held to a 0-0 draw in that one.
Tyrique George started the game but came off on around 60 minutes. Tyler Dibling came off the bench at this time, but England couldn't find a winner.
Harrison Armstrong, who was promoted from the U20s this week, was an unused substitute.
Mykolenko once again missed out as Ukraine suffered a 3-0 defeat at home to Nothern Ireland. The Everton left-back has now returned to England after picking up an injury. but hopefully it's not serious enough to keep him out of the game against Hull City after the international break.
Everton youngster Luis Gardner captained Wales U19s against Norway on Friday morning, as they suffered a 2-0 defeat.
Graham was, once again, an unused substitute for Northern Ireland, as he still searches for his first appearance for the senior side.
Speaking on Graham, Nothern Ireland manager Michael O'Neill was full of praise for the Everton youngster. O'Neill suggested that Graham is a very talented and technical player, and he's been watching him for a long time now.
"Braiden's a very talented player, a very technical player, a great finisher. I've watched him a lot. We've watched Braiden since he was young, I've seen him from 14,15. What he has shown us in training is a real high technical level and the ability to stick the ball in the net."
It surely won't be long until Graham is at least given a substitute appearance for Northern Ireland.
