A goal from Brentford forward Bryan Mbeumo secured Cameroon's qualification for the 2023 Africa Cup of Nations, as they beat Burundi 3-0 in their final group game on Tuesday.
The Indomitable Lions needed a win at home to be guaranteed qualification and they secured it with a comfortable victory, thanks to a second-half strike from Mbeumo, before Christopher Wooh doubled their lead and Vincent Aboubakar added a third in stoppage-time.
Cameroon - five-time AFCON champions - finished top of a three-team group, with Namibia qualifying for the tournament in second place.
The 2023 Africa Cup of Nations is scheduled to take place in Ivory Coast in January 2024, which will now feature Mbeumo and team-mate Yoane Wissa, who qualified with DR Congo earlier this week.
Kristoffer Ajer - Norway 2 Georgia 1
Kristoffer Ajer played 90 minutes at right-back as Norway recorded an important 2-1 win over Georgia in Euro 2024 qualifying on Tuesday.
Goals from Manchester City's Erling Haaland and Arsenal's Martin Odegaard secured the victory, which leaves Norway third in Group A. They effectively need to win their three remaining games to have any chance of progression.
Fin Stevens - Lithuania U21s 2 Wales U21s 3
Fin Stevens, on loan at Oxford United from Brentford, scored as Wales Under-21s maintained their unbeaten start in their Under-21 Euro 2025 qualifiying campaign with a 3-2 victory in Lithuania to go top of their group.
Luke Harris put Wales ahead in the first half with his first under-21 goal on Tuesday, before Fin Stevens doubled the lead after the break and Joel Cotterill added a third.
Faustas Steponavicius and Kristupas Kersys scored for Lithuania in stoppage time but Wales held on.
Aaron Hickey - Scotland 1 England 3
Aaron Hickey played 89 minutes of Scotland's 3-1 defeat to England at Hampden Park on Tuesday night.
The Bees defender featured at right-back for Steve Clarke's side but, despite showing plenty of positivity down the flank, couldn't prevent the Three Lions from triumphing in the friendly.
Yehor Yarmoliuk - Ukraine U21s 1 Northern Ireland U21s 0
Yehor Yarmoliuk featured for 89 minutes in Ukraine Under-21s' 1-0 victory over Northern Ireland Under-21s in their opening Under-21 Euro 2025 Group F qualifier on Tuesday.
The midfielder, who was promoted to the Bees first team over the summer, impressed in the clash, which took place in Slovakia due to the ongoing war in Ukraine.
Saman Ghoddos - Iran 4 Angola 0
Saman Ghoddos played over an hour in Iran's comfortable 4-0 friendly win over Angola.
After recording an assist for his country in their 1-0 win over Bulgaria last week, Ghoddos was key again in helping his side to victory in his nation's national stadium in Tehran on Tuesday.
Ethan Pinnock - Jamaica 2 Haiti 2
Ethan Pinnock was involved in Jamaica's 2-2 draw with Haiti in a CONCACAF Nations League clash in Kingston.
The centre-back played 90 minutes as the Reggae Boyz came from 2-0 down to secure a point, which cements their spot at the top of Group B.
Yoane Wissa - South Africa 1 DR Congo 0
Having featured for DR Congo in their crucial AFCON qualifier earlier in the international break, Yoane Wissa started his nation's 1-0 friendly defeat to South Africa on Tuesday.
Burnley's Lyle Foster scored the only goal of the game at Orlando Stadium in Johannesburg.
Kevin Schade - Germany 2 France 1
Kevin Schade was an unused substitute as Germany recorded a 2-1 win over France in a friendly in Dortmund.
Thomas Muller scored an early goal for the hosts on Tuesday, before two late goals from Leroy Sane and Antonine Griezmann saw Schade's side run out victorious.
Ji-Soo Kim - Saudi Arabia 0 Korea Republic 1
Ji-soo Kim was an unused substitute as Korea Republic beat Saudi Arabia 1-0 at Newcastle United's St James' Park on Tuesday.
Ji-soo, who has been a mainstay of Korea’s age group squads, received his first senior call-up this international break and will be hoping for more opportunities to impress under boss Jurgen Klinsmann.
Iwan Morgan - Finland U19s 0 Wales U19 1
B-team forward Iwan Morgan played 79 minutes as Wales Under-19s beat Finland Under-19s at the Jari Litmanen Arena on Monday.
Daniel Cox scored the only goal of the game as the Cymru youngsters prepare for the start of European Championship qualifying later this year.