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INTERNATIONAL When our 12 internationals will be in action

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INTERNATIONAL

When our 12 internationals will be in action



FULL LIST OF GUNNERS IN ACTION


Thursday, September 5
Ghana (Partey) v Angola
AFCON qualifier | Kumasi | 5pm

Serbia v Spain (Raya)
Nations League | Belgrade | 7.45pm

Scotland v Poland (Kiwior)
Nations League | Glasgow | 7.45pm

Friday, September 6
Kazakhstan v Norway (Odegaard)
Nations League | Pavlodar | 3pm

France (Saliba) v Italy (Calafiori)
Nations League | Paris | 7.45pm

Saturday, September 7
Brazil (Gabriel) v Ecuador
World Cup qualifier | Curitiba | 2am

Republic of Ireland v England (Saka, Rice)
Nations League | Dublin | 5pm

Netherlands (Timber) v Bosnia
Nations League | Eindhoven | 7.45pm

Germany (Havertz) v Hungary
Nations League | Dusseldorf | 7.45pm

Ukraine (Zinchenko) v Albania
Nations League | Prague, Czech Rep | 7.45pm

Sunday, September 8
Switzerland v Spain (Raya)
Nations League | Geneva | 7.45pm

Croatia v Poland (Kiwior)
Nations League | Osijek | 7.45pm

Monday, September 9
Niger v Ghana (Partey)
AFCON qualifier | Berkane, Morocco | 4pm

Norway (Odegaard) v Austria
Nations League | Oslo | 7.45pm

France (Saliba) v Belgium
Nations League | Lyon | 7.45pm

Israel v Italy (Calafiori)
Nations League | Budapest, Hungary | 7.45pm

Tuesday, September 10
England (Saka, Rice) v Finland
Nations League | London | 7.45pm

Netherlands (Timber) v Germany (Havertz)
Nations League | Amsterdam | 7.45pm

Czech Republic v Ukraine (Zinchenko)
Nations League | Prague | 7.45pm

Wednesday, September 11
Paraguay v Brazil (Gabriel)
World Cup qualifier | Asuncion | 1.30am

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