Countries are heading into the business end of their Euro 2024 qualifiers and their places in the tournament will be decided by November.
That means there will be two more international breaks in the next two months, with the first coming up very soon…
When is the next international break?
The next international break begins on Monday, October 9.
That means the Premier League will take a two-week hiatus from that date, with domestic fixtures returning on Saturday, October 21.
This break comes less than four weeks after the end of the opening international period at the start of September.
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England will continue their Euro 2024 qualifying campaign with a game against Italy in which three points would secure their place at the tournament.
That clash is set to be played on Tuesday, October 17 after the Three Lions take on Australia in a friendly at Wembley Stadium.
Gareth Southgate's side will welcome the squad from Down Under on Friday, October 13 as the countries meet for the first time in seven years.
Elsewhere, Scotland will be aiming to seal their spot in France for Euro 2024 while the Republic of Ireland and Wales will look to turn around their campaigns.
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The following international break is then set to commence in November in what will be the final one of the year.
That is scheduled to get going on November, 13 and will end on November 21.