Aaron Hickey played 89 minutes for Scotland in their 0-0 draw against Ukraine on Tuesday, which saw them promoted to League A of the Nations League.

The Bees right-back featured in all three of his nation’s games over the international break, helping them to the top of League B Group 1.

Aaron, who won his seventh cap for Steve Clarke’s side, was our first Scotland international since 1947.

It was also a successful fortnight for both Daniel Oyegoke and Matthew Cox, who were part of the England under-20 squad that won three games from three.

The youngsters both started in their final game of the break, which Ian Foster’s side won 3-0 against Australia under-20 on Tuesday.

Ivan Toney made the bench for the England senior side on Monday night at Wembley Stadium, where they drew 3-3 with Germany and were relegated from League A.

Despite playing just 21 minutes, Yoane Wissa was involved in all three of DR Congo's goals in their friendly victory over Sierra Leone on Tuesday as they won 3-0.

David Raya was an unused substitute as Spain qualified for the Nations League finals after a 1-0 win over Portugal. They will face Croatia, Italy and the Netherlands in the four-team tournament in June 2023.

Raya’s fellow ‘keeper Thomas Strakosha played for Albania as they drew 1-1 with Iceland, after conceding a last-gasp equaliser in the Nations League.

Elsewhere, Kristoffer Ajer came off the bench to play 27 minutes for Norway in their 2-1 defeat to Serbia, which saw them finish second in League B Group 4.

Saman Ghoddos came on at half-time to help Iran to a 1-1 draw against Senegal in Austria on Tuesday.

Bryan Mbeumo was in South Korea as Cameroon lost to a Son Heung-min goal at the Seoul World Cup Stadium on Tuesday. The Brentford forward played 90 minutes.

Frank Onyeka played 85 minutes for Nigeria as they were defeated 2-1 by Algeria in a friendly.

Fin Stevens, who is currently on loan at Swansea, started for Wales under-21 as they lost 2-0 away to Austria under-21 in Vienna.

Both Mads Bidstrup and Yegor Yarmolyuk were involved in 2023 Under-21 European Championships play-off second legs on Tuesday.

Mads came on in the 66th minute for Denmark under-21 as they won 2-1 against Croatia under-21, which levelled things up on aggregate after 90 minutes. However, they went on to lose 5-4 on penalties.

Yegor Yarmolyuk was an unused substitute as Ukraine won 3-0 thanks to a Danylo Sikan hattrick which saw them qualify for next summer’s tournament.