#international-fixtures

#international-fixtures

Benjamin Sesko will miss Slovenia's games against Kosovo and Sweden owing to the knee injury sustained at Tottenham, but Manchester United are hopeful that he may be available for Everton's visit after the international break. The striker was forced off on 87 minutes of the 2-2 draw with Spurs on Saturday after being introduced on 58 minutes for Noussair Mazraoui. Ruben Amorim admitted concern and Sesko has withdrawn from the Slovenia squad.

The Germany Women, led by Munich players Giulia Gwinn, Franziska Kett, Klara Bühl, Lea Schüller, Alara Şehitler and Linda Dallmann, laid the foundations for a place in the Nations League final in their semi-final first leg against France. The 37,191 fans in the Merkur Spiel-Arena in Düsseldorf saw a fast-paced and evenly-matched encounter. With 79 minutes on the clock, Klara Bühl had a go from around 18 metres out and hit the back of the net to score what was ultimately a deserved winner.

We might be in the midst of the men's international break, but the WSL remains in full swing. All 12 teams are in action today, with four games kicking off at 12pm BST. Chelsea v Tottenham (12pm BST) London City Lionesses v West Ham (12pm BST) Aston Villa v Leicester City (12pm BST) Everton v Manchester United (12pm BST) Arsenal v Brighton (2:30pm BST) Liverpool v Manchester City (4:45pm BST)

The highly-rated teenage trio are all part of the Under-20s group under Ben Futcher preparing for a friendly match against Switzerland at St George's Park on Friday. However, all three were invited to work with Thomas Tuchel's senior squad on Wednesday as they build up to Thursday night's friendly clash with Wales at Wembley and next week's trip to Latvia for their latest World Cup qualifier.