Youth international matches have been taking place around the world over the past few weeks. Three of our players represented their countries, playing a vital role. Have a look at how they got on.

Lachlan Brook spent nearly a month away with Australia's Under-23 side. They played in the AFC Under-23 Asian Cup in Uzbekistan. Lachlan and his team mates got to the later stages.

Australia won Group B with two wins from three, taking seven points. They beat Turkmenistan in the last eight to make the Semi-Finals. Australia then lost to Saudi Arabia, who won the tournament, and lost the Third-Place Play-Off to Japan. Lachlan played in all six of Australia's matches.

Two of our players were away with their Under-21 sides. Mads Bidstrup, with Denmark, and Fin Stevens, with Wales, were involved in matches. Both nations were playing UEFA European Under-21 Championship qualification fixtures.

Mads played three times for Denmark Under-21 in Group I as they beat Kazakhstan and Turkey and drew with Scotland. That gave then second place in their qualification group. Mads has played eight games at Under-21 level for his country.

Denmark will now go through a Play-Off for a place in the tournament as they finished as the third-best runner up. If they had scored three more goals in their eight Group I matches, they would have qualified automatically. The tournament takes place next summer.

Fin played twice for Wales Under-21 in the international window and now has nine caps. Denmark lost to Netherlands and beat Gibraltar. They finished fourth in their group so will not qualify for the tournament.