Liverpool Stars on International Duty: Ryan Gravenberch Sets Up Tijani Reijnders for a Goal, Mohamed Salah Scores; Alexander-Arnold and Gravenberch Provide Assists;

One day when thirteen Liverpool players were playing in international matches, Mohamed Salah was among the scorers.

Egypt defeated Botswana 4-0, with Salah scoring his country’s third goal to keep up their unbeaten record in the Africa Cup of Nations qualifying round.

In the meantime, Ryan Gravenberch assisted Tijani Reijnders to score the first goal for the Netherlands in a 2-2 tie with Germany in the UEFA Nations League.

The Liverpool midfielder was joined in the starting lineup by Virgil van Dijk and Cody Gakpo for the home team.

England’s standout Trent Alexander-Arnold set up Harry Kane for a 2-0 victory against Finland at home.

Away from Aviva Stadium on Tuesday, Greece’s Kostas Tsimikas defeated Caoimhin Kelleher and the Republic of Ireland 2-0.

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Hungary’s goalless match against Bosnia and Herzegovina was played entirely by Dominik Szoboszlai, while Japan defeated Bahrain 5-0 in a World Cup qualifying match led by Wataru Endo.

Luke Chambers made an appearance as a second-half substitute in the England Elite League Squad’s 2-0 victory over Romania, which featured starts from Calum Scanlon and Kaide Gordon.

Currently on loan at Wigan Athletic, Calvin Ramsay made his debut within the last fifteen minutes of Scotland U21s’ 5-0 thumping of Malta.