Some of Nottingham Forest's best players were once again in action on Tuesday as the international break reaches its halfway point.

With so many games in this international break, it feels like only five minutes since the last update, but there have already been several standout moments for Forest players around the globe.

Here is a look at how the Forest players have fared in the most recent games while representing their nations on the international stage.

Just days after making his senior debut for Brazil, as a late substitute in a 1-1 draw with Australia, Jair Cunha made his first start for A Seleção, as Brazil won 4-2, also against the Socceroos.

It was a significant moment in Jair's blockbuster start to the season, and a huge opportunity for the 21-year-old defender.

He rose to the occasion, being lauded by Brazilian fans and pundits alike as one of the best players on the pitch.

Brazil head coach Carlo Ancelotti recently spoke about his focus on the next generation of players, and Jair has shown why he will be a key part of that group.

Dan Ndoye has, for some time, needed a big performance. He is on the verge of losing his starting place at Forest to Igor Jesus, and endured a profligate showing in Switzerland's 3-0 thrashing of North Macedonia.

But, on Tuesday, Ndoye was at his creative best, as he guided Switzerland to a second 3-0 win, this time away to Scotland.

The forward contributed two assists, but also indirectly created their first goal, as it was Ndoye who was taken out by Jack Hendry when he was one-on-one with Angus Gunn.

Hendry was sent off, and Switzerland were awarded a free-kick on the edge of the box, after VAR confirmed it was not a penalty, which Ricardo Rodriguez dispatched excellently.

Ndoye still has some way to go to prove himself to Forest supporters, as his international form has often been good, but it was a pleasing confidence builder for the 25-year-old nonetheless.

After not featuring for England in almost a year, Morgan Gibbs-White has made two appearances within just days of each other.

While the 26-year-old may have wanted longer involvement, his second cameo, slightly longer than against Spain, was another bright example of the superb talent he is.

There are still two games left of the international break, in relatively quick succession, so Gibbs-White may well feature from the start at least once for the Three Lions.

After starting his first game for Nigeria in almost a year, in a 2-1 win over Madagascar, Ola Aina was an unused substitute in their second game, a heavy 3-0 loss away to Guinea-Bissau.

Similarly, Ousmane Diomande and Ibrahim Sangare both started Côte d'Ivoire's first game of the break, a 2-0 win over Ghana, but were unused substitutes as two late goals ensured a 2-0 win over Somalia.