Michael Kayode scored on his senior international debut as Italy recorded an emphatic 4-1 Nations League victory over Turkey on Monday evening.
The Brentford full-back started in Bursa and found the net after 27 minutes as Roberto Mancini's side secured their first win of the campaign.
Kayode had already played a part in Italy's second goal five minutes earlier, with Davide Frattesi reacting quickest after the Bees defender's effort was saved by Altay Bayındır.
The 22-year-old then opened his international account when he finished Pio Esposito's pass to put the visitors 3-0 ahead inside half an hour.
Kayode completed the full 90 minutes as Italy saw out the victory, with Alessandro Bastoni and Pio Esposito also on the scoresheet.
Elsewhere in the Nations League, Hákon Valdimarsson kept a clean sheet as Iceland recorded a convincing 3-0 victory away to Luxembourg.
Andri Guðjohnsen and Orri Óskarsson put Iceland two goals ahead before the interval, with Victor Pálsson completing the scoring in the second half.
Valdimarsson played the full game as Iceland restricted their hosts to just one shot on target.
Aaron Hickey was an unused substitute as Scotland suffered a 3-0 defeat to Switzerland at Hampden Park.
Jack Hendry was sent off following an eighth-minute incident, with Ricardo Rodríguez scoring from the resulting free-kick before Nico Elvedi and Zeki Amdouni added further goals after the break.
Ji-soo Kim and South Korea Under-23s secured their place in the Asian Games final with a 2-1 comeback victory over China on Wednesday.
Ji-soo started at centre-back as South Korea fell behind midway through the first half, before Lee Young-jun headed them level and Bae Jun-ho scored the winner eight minutes from time.
South Korea will face Japan in Saturday's gold-medal match as they look to win the men's football tournament for a fourth successive Asian Games.
In 2027 Africa Cup of Nations qualifying, Mamadou Sangaré played almost the full game as Mali made it two wins from two with a 1-0 victory away to Liberia.
Ange Martial Tia scored the decisive goal in the 79th minute, with Sangaré replaced in second-half stoppage-time.
El Hadji Malick Diouf also completed 90 minutes as Senegal registered their first victory under Patrick Vieira, defeating Ethiopia 1-0 in Bahir Dar.
Ibrahim Mbaye scored the only goal after 11 minutes, with Diouf operating on the left as Senegal kept their first clean sheet of the qualifying campaign.
Benjamin Fredrick did not feature as Nigeria were beaten 3-0 by Guinea-Bissau. Franculino Djú opened the scoring after 15 minutes before Mama Baldé doubled the hosts' advantage in the second half and Álvaro Djaló added a third late on.
Dango Ouattara was also absent as Burkina Faso secured a 1-0 victory over Central African Republic in Casablanca. Substitute Aboubacar Camara scored the only goal on the hour mark to give Burkina Faso their first win of the qualifying campaign.
At youth level, Jai Nwosu came off the bench as England Under-17s came from behind to beat Israel 2-1 in Duisburg. The Brentford forward was introduced after 77 minutes, with an Israel own goal and Hezekiah-Daniel Grimwade's strike turning the game around for the Young Lions.
Aidan Stokes was part of the USA Under-19s squad as they opened their three-match schedule at a Marbella training camp with a 2-0 victory over Wales. Brandon Dayes opened the scoring shortly before half-time, before a Wales own goal doubled the USA's advantage after the break.