Premier League Players on International Duty

Arsenal

• Mikel Merino: Scored in Spain's World Cup qualifier against Bulgaria and netted a hat-trick in a 6-0 win over Turkey.
• Noni Madueke: Scored his first international goal for England in a 5-0 victory over Serbia.
• Martin Odegaard: Contributed one goal and two assists in Norway's 11-1 win over Moldova.

Aston Villa

• Matty Cash: Scored a late equalizer against the Netherlands and found the net again in a 3-1 win over Finland.
• Youri Tielemans: Scored twice in Belgium's 6-0 win over Liechtenstein.

Bournemouth

• Antoine Semenyo: Despite not scoring, he was praised by Ghana's coach for his efforts in attack.

Brentford

• Dango Ouattara: Scored two goals in Burkina Faso's 6-0 win over Djibouti.

Brighton

• Yakuba Minteh: Scored his sixth international goal as Gambia beat Kenya.

Burnley

• Hannibal: Featured twice for Tunisia as they secured their place at next summer's World Cup.

Chelsea

• Marc Cucurella: Scored in a 3-0 win over Bulgaria.
• Moises Caicedo: Sent off for Ecuador but they still secured a shock 1-0 win over Argentina.

Crystal Palace

• Marc Guehi: Scored and set up Ezri Konsa's first international goal for England.

Everton

• Jordan Pickford: Kept successive clean sheets, equalling his and Gordon Banks' joint record.

Fulham

• Calvin Bassey: Scored his debut international goal for Nigeria.

Leeds United

• Dan James: Played the full 90 minutes in Wales' friendly against Canada.

Liverpool

• Alexander Isak: Made his first appearance of the season for Sweden.
• Mohamed Salah: Scored in Egypt's 2-0 win over Ethiopia.

Manchester City

• Erling Haaland: Scored five goals and set up two more in Norway's 11-1 thrashing of Moldova.

Manchester United

• Benjamin Sesko: Played all 180 minutes for Slovenia but is yet to score this season.

Newcastle United

• Yoane Wissa: Scored two and assisted one for DR Congo.

Nottingham Forest

• Chris Wood: Scored in New Zealand's 3-1 defeat by Australia.

Sunderland

• Granit Xhaka: Played all 180 minutes in Switzerland's dominant World Cup qualifiers.

Tottenham Hotspur

• Pape Sarr: Scored an 87th-minute winner for Senegal.

West Ham

• Lucas Paqueta: Scored for Brazil in a 3-0 win over Chile.

Wolves

• Jean-Ricner Bellegarde: Made his debut for Haiti and impressed enough to earn a second start.