Eight men's first team players are currently away on international duty, representing their respective nations across a busy schedule of fixtures.
Tyler Bindon has enjoyed a productive spell with New Zealand so far. The defender played the full 90 minutes of the All Whites’ 3-0 win over China and scored the opening goal. He also came off the bench in New Zealand’s opening fixture - a 2-2 draw with Palestine.
Conor Coventry played the entirety of Republic of Ireland's 3-0 victory over Israel in the UEFA Nations League. The midfielder also featured as a substitute in Ireland’s opening tie - a 1-0 defeat to Kazakhstan.
Nathan Asiimwe marked his international debut for Uganda with an assist in a 1-1 draw against Tunisia in Africa Cup of Nations qualifying.
Tyreece Campbell featured for 45 minutes for Jamaica as the Reggae Boyz claimed a 3-2 victory over Guatemala in the CONCACAF Nations League.
Timothy Ouma started for Kenya and played 65 minutes in their 1-1 draw with Eritrea, while Daniel Kanu was introduced from the bench in Sierra Leone’s 3-2 defeat to Zimbabwe.
Arthur Okonkwo remained on the bench as Nigeria secured a 2-1 win over Madagascar.
Meanwhile, Ivan Mesík was not involved for Slovakia as they recorded a 2-0 victory over Moldova in the UEFA Nations League.
