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Gael Clichy, Bacary Sagna
France 0-1 Belarus, September 3
Bosnia & Herzegovina v France, September 7
Abou Diaby, Gael Clichy and Bacary Sagna all played 90 minutes as France started Group D with a highly-disappointing 1-0 defeat against Belarus in Paris. Sergei Kislak grabbed the only goal four minutes from time. Les Bleus travel to Sarajevo to face Bosnia and Herzegovina on Tuesday.
Andrey Arshavin
Andorra 0-2 Russia, September 3
Russia v Slovakia, September 7
Andrey Arshavin laid on the first goal for Pavel Pogrebnyak as Russia beat Andorra 2-0. Dick Advocaat’s men have a home match against Slovakia in Moscow on Tuesday.
Cesc Fabregas
Liechtenstein 0-4 Spain, September 3
Argentina v Spain, September 7
Cesc Fabregas played 45 minutes as Spain won 4-0 in Liechtenstein. The Arsenal captain replaced Xavi at the break with the holders 2-0 up. They doubled that advantage in the second half. Spain go to Buenos Aires for a friendly on Tuesday night against Argentina..
Thomas Vermaelen
Belgium 0-1 Germany, September 3
Turkey v Belgium, September 7
Thomas Vermaelen captained Belgium in their 1-0 defeat at home to Germany. Miroslav Klose grabbed the all-important goal just after the break. George Leekens’ side have another tough-looking trip to Turkey on Tuesday.
Theo Walcott and Kieran Gibbs
England 4-0 Bulgaria, September 3
Switzerland v England, September 7
Theo Walcott was involved for 74 minutes as England responded to their World Cup disappointment by beating Bulgaria 4-0 at Wembley thanks to three goals from Jermain Defoe. Kieran Gibbs was an unused substitute. Both players will travel to Switzerland next week for Tuesday’s friendly in Basle.
Jack Wilshere
Portugal Under-21s 0-1 England Under-21s, September 3
England Under-21s v Lituania Under-21s, September 7
Jack Wilshere was an unused substitute as England Under-21s won 1-0 in Portugal on Friday night. Stuart Pearce’s side welcome Lithuania to the Weston Homes Community Stadium in Colchester on Tuesday
Vito Mannone
Bosnia and Herzegovina Under-21s 0-1 Italy Under-21s, September 3
Italy Under-21s v Wales Under-21s, September 7
Vito Mannone kept a clean-sheet as Italy Under-21s won 1-0 in Bosnia-Herzegovina. Pierluigi Casiraghi's side now face a potential group-decider in their final game against leaders Wales in Pescara on Tuesday.
Armand Traore
Ukraine Under-21s 2-2 France Under-21s, September 3
France Under-21s v Malta Under-21s, September 7
Armand Traore did not make the starting squad as the French Under-21s drew 2-2 in the Ukraine. They play Malta in Amiens on Tuesday.
Wojciech Szczesny
Finland Under-21s 2-0 Poland Under-21s, September 3
Poland Under-21s v Spain Under-21s, September 7
Wojciech Szczesny did not make the starting squad as Poland Under-21s lost 2-0 to Finland in Pori. They have a second European Championship qualfier in Spain on Tuesday.
Emmanuel Eboue
Ivory Coast v Rwanda, September 4
Emmanuel Eboue has been selected in the Ivory Coast squad to face Rwanda in Abidjan on Saturday. The game is an African Cup of Nations qualifier.
Marouane Chamakh
Morocco v Central African Republic, September 4
Marouane Chamakh has been called up for Morocco’s African Cup of Nations qualifier against Central African Republic. The game will take place in Rabat on Saturday.
Tomas Rosicky
Czech Republic v Lithuania, September 7
Tomas Rosicky has been called up for Czech Republic’s opening Euro 2012 Group I game against Lithuania. Michal Bílek’s men open with a home game in Olomouc on Tuesday night.
Carlos Vela
Mexico v Ecuador, September 4
Carlos Vela has been called up to the Mexico squad to face Ecuador in a friendly in Guadalajara on Saturday.
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