Spurs Web has compiled a fixture guide for the upcoming September international break, highlighting every match involving a Tottenham player.The September international break is now in full swing, putting a halt to club football for at least three weeks.For Tottenham Hotspur, the international break could not have come at a better time, arriving after a poor start to the Premier League season that has seen them go five matches without a win.The pause should allow Spurs to reset and give a few of their injured stars the chance to build up fitness before the league resumes in mid-October.Roberto De Zerbi has handed the 14 players who remain at Hotspur Way a week off, as they were not called up to represent their countries.Meanwhile, for the 15 others jetting off across the continent, the hope will be that they return fit and without any injuries.Photo by Dean Mouhtaropoulos/Getty ImagesTottenham players’ international fixturesThe Tottenham players on international duty are set to be involved in a remarkable 77 games, including friendlies, qualifiers and youth fixtures. Spurs Web has now provided the full breakdown of every match, including kick-off times and dates:Tuesday, 22 September – Tottenham players to keep an eye on11am: Yang Min-Hyeok — South Korea U23s vs Saudi ArabiaWednesday, 23 September6.30pm: Mikel Jack, George Jobling, Kwasi Senyah & Toju Wellspring — England U17s vs Republic of IrelandThursday, 24 September11.05am: Rodrigo Bentancur — Uruguay vs Japan5pm: Phoenix Offiah & Oscar Sandiford — England U18s vs Colombia7.45pm: Ben Davies — Wales vs Portugal7.45pm: Micky van de Ven & Jan Paul van Hecke — Netherlands vs Germany7.45pm: Kevin Danso — Austria vs IsraelFriday, 25 September10.30am: Mikey Moore — England U20s vs Italy4pm: Mathys Tel — Iceland vs France U21s4.30pm: Mateus Fernandes — Bulgaria vs Portugal U21s5pm: Jamie Donley — Georgia vs Northern Ireland7pm: Malachi Hardy & Luca Williams-Barnett — England U19s vs Republic of Ireland7.30pm: Archie Gray — England U21s vs Kazakhstan7.45pm: Lucas Bergvall & Radu Dragusin — Sweden vs Romania7.45pm: Sandro Tonali & Guglielmo Vicario — Italy vs Belgium8pm: Omar Marmoush — Egypt vs Angola8pm: Pape Matar Sarr — Senegal vs MozambiqueSaturday, 26 September2pm: Andy Robertson — Slovenia vs Scotland7.45pm: Martin Dubravka — Slovakia vs Moldova7.45pm: Antonin Kinsky — Czech Republic vs CroatiaSunday, 27 September2pm: Phoenix Offiah & Oscar Sandiford — England U18s vs Egypt5pm: Ben Davies — Denmark vs Wales5pm: Micky van de Ven & Jan Paul van Hecke — Serbia vs Netherlands5pm: Kevin Danso — Austria vs KosovoMonday, 28 September12pm: Rodrigo Bentancur — South Korea vs Uruguay3pm: Mikel Jack, George Jobling, Kwasi Senyah & Toju Wellspring — England U17s vs Israel7.45pm: Lucas Bergvall — Sweden vs Poland7.45pm: Sandro Tonali & Guglielmo Vicario — Turkey vs Italy7.45pm: Jamie Donley — Northern Ireland vs Hungary7.45pm: Radu Dragusin — Romania vs Bosnia-HerzegovinaTuesday, 29 September – Tottenham players to keep an eye on10.30am: Mikey Moore — England U20s vs France2pm: Omar Marmoush — South Sudan vs Egypt2pm: Pape Matar Sarr — Ethiopia vs Senegal3pm: Malachi Hardy & Luca Williams-Barnett — England U19s vs Norway5pm: Mathys Tel — Estonia vs France U21s7.45pm: Martin Dubravka — Slovakia vs Kazakhstan7.45pm: Antonin Kinsky — Czech Republic vs England7.45pm: Andy Robertson — Scotland vs SwitzerlandWednesday, 30 September10am: Phoenix Offiah & Oscar Sandiford — England U18s vs South Korea3.30pm: Armend Muslika — Albania U19s vs Lithuania8pm: Mateus Fernandes — Portugal U21s vs GibraltarThursday, 1 October10.30am: Mikel Jack, George Jobling, Kwasi Senyah & Toju Wellspring — England U17s vs Venezuela7.45pm: Ben Davies — Wales vs Norway7.45pm: Micky van de Ven & Jan Paul van Hecke — Greece vs Netherlands7.45pm: Kevin Danso — Republic of Ireland vs AustriaFriday, 2 October3pm: Malachi Hardy & Luca Williams-Barnett — England U19s vs USA3.30pm: Armend Muslika — Albania U19s vs Lithuania7.45pm: Lucas Bergvall — Bosnia-Herzegovina vs Sweden7.45pm: Martin Dubravka — Faroe Islands vs Slovakia7.45pm: Jamie Donley — Northern Ireland vs Ukraine7.45pm: Archie Gray — England U21s vs Slovakia7.45pm: Sandro Tonali & Guglielmo Vicario — France vs Italy7.45pm: Radu Dragusin — Poland vs RomaniaSaturday, 3 October11am: Oliver Salter — Finland vs Wales U18s4.30pm: Mikey Moore — England U20s vs Germany6pm: Mathys Tel — France U21s vs Luxembourg7.45pm: Antonin Kinsky — Spain vs Czech Republic7.45pm: Andy Robertson — North Macedonia vs ScotlandTBC: Phoenix Offiah & Oscar Sandiford — England U18s tournament in SwitzerlandSunday, 4 October – Tottenham players to keep an eye on10.30am: Mikel Jack, George Jobling, Kwasi Senyah & Toju Wellspring — England U17s vs Germany1pm: Pape Matar Sarr — Senegal vs Comoros5pm: Kevin Danso — Kosovo vs Austria7pm: Omar Marmoush — Egypt vs South Africa7.45pm: Ben Davies — Wales vs Denmark7.45pm: Micky van de Ven & Jan Paul van Hecke — Netherlands vs SerbiaMonday, 5 October10am: Oliver Salter — Finland vs Wales U18s12pm: Malachi Hardy & Luca Williams-Barnett — England U19s vs Belgium7.45pm: Radu Dragusin & Lucas Bergvall — Romania vs Sweden7.45pm: Sandro Tonali & Guglielmo Vicario — Italy vs Turkey7.45pm: Jamie Donley — Northern Ireland vs GeorgiaTuesday, 6 October2.30pm: Rodrigo Bentancur — India vs Uruguay5.30pm: Mateus Fernandes — Portugal U21s vs Czech Republic6pm: Archie Gray — Republic of Ireland vs England U21s6pm: Mathys Tel — France U21s vs Switzerland7.45pm: Martin Dubravka — Moldova vs Slovakia7.45pm: Antonin Kinsky — Czech Republic vs England7.45pm: Andy Robertson — Scotland vs SloveniaREAD MORE: Shock James Maddison and Kulusevski fact will blow Tottenham fans’ mindsThe post All 77 fixtures involving Tottenham players this September international break appeared first on Spurs Web.