With the international break effectively over, Newcastle United's players can now turn their attention back to a return to Premier League action.
Newcastle host West Ham United at St James' Park on Saturday (12:30pm kick-off) looking to close the gap on the European places. The Magpies' non-international players have been in Dubai for warm-weather training during the break.
Meanwhile, the likes of Bruno Guimaraes, Alexander Isak, Anthony Gordon, Fabian Schar and several others have all been in international action for their respective countries. Gordon earned his first England cap as he started against Brazil at Wembley Stadium on Saturday.
Bruno Guimaraes also started for Brazil, who won the match 1-0. Gordon then earned his second cap off the bench in the 2-2 draw with Belgium.
Midfielder Lewis Miley was dealt an injury blow after withdrawing from the England Under-20s squad due to a back issue.
Martin Dubravka also withdrew from the Slovakia squad shortly after the 2-0 defeat to Austria. The Slovakian FA cited 'personal reasons' being behind Dubravka's departure.
Newcastle defender Jamal Lewis, who is currently on loan at Watford in the Championship, was forced to withdraw from the Northern Ireland squad due to injury. The 26-year-old missed the 1-1 draw with Romania and 1-0 win over Scotland during the break.
Here's a round-up of all of Newcastle United's international players during the break...
5. Martin Dubravka (Slovakia)
Dubravka started for Slovakia against Austria on Saturday but conceded just six seconds into the match when Christoph Baumgartner ran straight from kick-off and unleashed an effort past the Newcastle United stopper into the bottom corner. That goal has been recorded as the fastest goal in international football history. Withdrew from the squad ahead of the 1-1 draw v Norway. | Getty Images
6. Jamal Lewis (Northern Ireland).
Lewis missed Northern Ireland’s draw with Romania and 1-0 win over Scotland due to injury. Has returned to Watford, where he is currently on loan. | Getty Images
7. Garang Kuol (Australia U23s)
Kuol is currently taking part in a friendly tournament in Saudi Arabia with Australia’s Under-23 side. Kuol was a second-half substitute during their win over Iraq Under-23’s on Wednesday but played a starring role in their win over Egypt on Saturday. Kuol won and converted an early penalty to give his side the lead before Egypt equalised less than ten minutes later. Australia triumphed 2-1 in a penalty shootout to book their place in the final against South Korea. South Korea ended up winning the tournament on penalties following a 2-2 draw. Kuol missed the decisive penalty in the shootout. | Getty Images
8. Alex Murphy (Republic of Ireland U21s)
Murphy was an unused substitute as Republic of Ireland Under-21’s defeated San Marino Under-21’s 7-0. | Getty Images for Premier League