On Monday night, Ben Gannon-Doak starred as Scotland defeated Belarus 2-0 in a World Cup qualifier, to leave Scotland level on points with Denmark at the top of Group C.
Gannon-Doak was praised for his role in the victory, starting the game as one of four changes made by Steve Clake.
Playing on the left, the 19-year-old was a point of difference, showing willingness to take on his man and create momentum going forward for Scotland.
Ben Gannon-Doak starred for Scotland*(Image: Andrew Milligan/PA Wire)*
Ryan Christie also featured off the bench for Scotland, replacing his Cherries teammate with 74 minutes on the clock.
In the African World Cup qualifiers, Antoine Semenyo started for Ghana as they defeated Mali 1-0 to boost their qualification hopes.
Semenyo played 72 minutes as Alexander Djiku’s goal was the difference between the sides.
Amine Adli also played his part in a 2-0 victory for Morocco over Zambia on Monday, coming on for the final four minutes.
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Finally on Monday, deadline day signing Veljko Milosavljevic played the full 90 minutes for Serbia U21s as they were beaten 3-0 by France’s U21s.
Fellow Serbian Djordje Petrovic also played the full game for the senior side on Tuesday night, but it was a night to forget for the Cherries keeper.
A dominant England side put on their best performance under Thomas Tuchel and smashed Serbia 5-0 in Belgrade.
David Brooks played 62 minutes as Wales were beaten 1-0 in a friendly by Canada in Swansea.
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After playing the full 90 minutes for Spain U21s earlier in the window in a 3-0 win over Cyprus, new Cherries signing Alex Jimenez was not in the matchday squad as they defeat Kosovo 3-1.
Wednesday saw Tyler Adams play 66 minutes of the USA’s friendly against Japan, as Maurico Pochettino’s side won 2-0 at the Lower.com Field.
Julio Soler was not involved for Argentina as they were beaten 1-0 by Ecuador, the young left back still waiting his first senior cap for his nation.
The next international break is in a month’s time at the start of October.