This past weekend was a quiet one for the potential internationals as none of them scored or assisted.

Australia, A-League, Sydney – Adelaide 0:1
Ivan Necevski was the reserve goalkeeper for Sydney, while his teammate Christopher Naumoff made the start in attacking midfield and played until the 67th minute when he was substituted by Robert Stambolziev. Sydney eventually lost at home as Adelaide’s Awer Mabil scored the decisive goal in the 82nd minute.

Australia, A-League, Newcastle – Perth 0:2
Ben Kantarovski played the complete match for Newcastle in defensive midfield, while his younger brother and teammate, Michael Kantarovski, didn’t make the matchday squad.

Austria, Bundesliga, Admira – Grödig 2:3
Benjamin Sulimani was an unused substitute for Admira.

Bosnia and Herzegovina, BH Telecom Premijer Liga, Zrinjski – Željezničar 1:1
Vedran Kjosevski was the #2 keeper for Željezničar behind Marijan Antolović.

Denmark, Superliga, Brøndby – København 0:0
Riza Durmisi made the bench for the home team but remained there as an unused substitute.

Germany, 2. Bundesliga, Aalen – Karlsruhe 2:2
Orhan Ademi spent the entire game on Aalen’s bench.

Greece, Super League, Atromitos – Kerkyra 2:1
Marko Markovski made the start for Kerkyra and played all 90 minutes in the narrow loss against Atromitos. He also received a yellow card in the 73rd minute.

Slovenia, PrvaLiga Telekom Slovenije, Radomlje – Domžale 0:3
Left back Dejan Trajkovski played all 90 minutes for the visitors and was part of a defense that kept a clean sheet in the comfortable road win against Radomlje.

Sweden, Allsvenskan, Norrköping – Örebro 1:1
Goalkeeper David Mitov Nilsson made the start for Norrköping and conceded one goal in the draw against Örebro.

Sweden, Allsvenskan, Sundsvall – Malmö 1:4
Erdal Rakip started on Malmö’s bench and came on in the 78th minute after replacing Magnus Wolff Eikrem, while his teammate, Marko Johansson, wasn’t called up. Eventually, Malmö easily recorded three points from the road game in Sundsvall.