A group of senior Watford players have been in action for their nations during the first week of the international window.
Read on to see how they've got on...Rocco Vata earned his second senior Republic of Ireland cap in a 3-0 win against Israel in a UEFA Nations League Group B clash.
The winger was introduced in the 76th minute in Debrecen as Ireland grabbed their first victory in the competition yesterday.
Vata was an unused sub in the earlier defeat to Kosovo in their Nations League opener.
Next, Ireland face Austria in Dublin before taking on Israel for a second time to round-off their window of Nations League matches during the first international break of the season.
Mamadou Doumbia was an unused substitute in Mali’s 3-1 win against Cape Verde on Friday.
The Eagles went straight to the top of Africa Cup of Nations Qualifying Group K with the victory and could strengthen their position with a win against Liberia on Tuesday.
Doumbia will get another chance to add to his seven caps as Mali take on Tunisia in a friendly on Sunday.
Hector Kyprianou played 90 minutes for Cyprus in their 2-1 UEFA Nations League C defeat to Montenegro in Podgorica on Friday.
It was the midfielder's first full match for his nation since June 2024, earning him a 13th international cap.
Cyprus have a trio of upcoming Nations League fixtures, continuing with a match in Latvia tonight (Monday September 28) followed by two home games in Nicosia against Armenia and Latvia.
Kévin Keben won his second international cap with a late substitute appearance in Cameroon’s 3-1 home win against Comoros on Thursday.
Cameroon top Group G in Africa Cup of Nations qualifying after Keben's competitive debut for his country.
Keben's side round off their fixtures with an Africa Cup of Nations qualifier against Republic of Congo and a friendly against Ivory Coast.
Edo Kayembe played 70 minutes in DR Congo’s 2-0 win against Equatorial Guinea to kick-off their Group E qualifying campaign in the Africa Cup of Nations.
DR Congo face Zimbabwe tonight in the second of their two qualifiers this month.
Branimir Mlačić played 90 minutes at centre-back as Croatia Under-21s beat Hungary 3-1, qualifying for the 2027 UEFA Under-21 Championship with two games to spare.
The defender’s nation are unbeaten in six qualifying matches and will finish their campaign with two away fixtures against Ukraine and Lithuania.
Nikoloz Chikovani came off the bench with just under half-an-hour remaining in Georgia Under-21’s 3-0 defeat by Greece.
The defeat ended Georgian hopes of qualifying for the European Under-21 Championship next summer.
Georgia face Northern Ireland and Germany in the final two matches of the campaign.
Iker Bravo played 74 minutes as Spain Under-21s suffered their first defeat of their UEFA European Under-21 Championshi qualifying campaign.
Despite the 2-1 reverse against Finland, Spain remain top of Group A after eight games.
Bravo’s side will qualify for next year's tournament with victories against winless San Marino and Romania in their final two games.
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