Every result for Arsenal’s internationals in September

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·28 September 2022

Every result for Arsenal’s internationals in September

13 Arsenal players were called up for the international break in September, with 10 featuring on the pitch. Let’s take a look at their results.

For the September break, Arsenal received 13 international call-ups as follows:

Aaron Ramsdale and Bukayo Saka (England), Matt Turner (United States), William Saliba (France), Kieran Tierney (Scotland), Takehiro Tomiyasu (Japan), Thomas Partey (Ghana), Granit Xhaka (Switzerland), Martin Odegaard (Norway), Nicolas Pepe (Ivory Coast), Omar Rekik (Tunisia), Runar Alex Runarsson (Iceland), and Karl Hein (Estonia).

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Oleksandr Zinchenko, Mohamed Elneny, and Emile Smith Rowe all missed out through injury.

Elsewhere, Ben White, Gabriel Jesus, Gabriel Martinelli, and Gabriel Magalhaes were all somewhat surprising omissions from their national team squads. Perhaps it’s also a little unexpected to see Nuno Tavares overlooked by Portugal after his strong start on loan with Marseille.

As for all the players who have received call-ups, here are their results for the break so you can see how well you could have done on football betting sites:

Wednesday, September 21st

Scotland 3-0 Ukraine – Tierney played 86 minutes and helped Scotland keep a clean sheet, playing at left-back.

Thursday, September 22nd

Iceland 1-0 Venezuela – Runarsson played 90 minutes and kept a clean sheet for Iceland, making two saves.
France 2-0 Austria – Saliba came on as a first-half substitute and played 67 minutes, helping France keep a clean sheet.

Friday, September 23rd

Japan 2-0 USA – Tomiyasu played 90 minutes for Japan and helped them keep a clean sheet, whilst Turner made six saves but also conceded two goals.
Estonia 2-1 Malta – Hein played 90 minutes for Estonia, making one high claim but no saves in a quiet match.
Italy 1-0 England – Saka played 72 minutes for England whilst Ramsdale was consigned to a spot on the bench.

Saturday, September 24th

Slovenia 2-1 Norway – Odegaard played 71 minutes on his return from injury with Norway, creating three chances and one big chance.
Scotland 2-1 Ireland – Tierney played 42 minutes for Scotland, coming off with a suspected head injury.
Spain 1-2 Switzerland – Xhaka played 90 minutes for Switzerland, captaining them to a key win in their attempt to avoid Nations League relegation.

Sunday, September 25th

Denmark 2-0 France – Saliba played 45 minutes for France, coming off at half-time.

Monday, September 26th

England 3-3 Germany – Saka played 24 minutes as a substitute for England, providing an assist and playing a pass leading to a penalty.
San Marino 0-4 Estonia – Hein made one save and one punch, completing 94% of his passes and keeping a clean sheet.

Tuesday, September 27th

Ivory Coast 3-1 Guinea – Pepe played 61 minutes and provided an assist.
Saudi Arabia 0-0 USA – Turner played 90 minutes, making two saves and one high claim to keep a clean sheet.
Switzerland 2-1 Czech Republic – Xhaka played 90 minutes as Switzerland secured their League A status in the Nations League.
Norway 0-2 Serbia – Odegaard played 90 minutes and created two chances.
Albania 1-1 Iceland – Runarsson played 90 minutes, making three saves, one punch, and one high claim.