11 SEVILLISTAS IN ACTION DURING THE INTERNATIONAL BREAK

The last international break of the season gets underway on Thursday. On this occasion, eleven Sevillistas have been called up by seven countries. Three of those players could pick up another international cap today, with Augustinsson's Sweden and Dmitrovic and Gudelj's Serbia in action this evening. The first match of the international break involving a Sevilla player is Serbia's friendly against Hungary in Budapest at 19:30 tonight, as Serbia have already secured qualification for the FIFA World Cup. Their next fixture will see the Serb pair line up against Thomas Delaney's Denmark on Tuesday at 18:00. Before then, the Scandinavian side will face the Netherlands in Amsterdam on Saturday at 20:45. 

The other Sevillista who could feature this evening is Ludwig Augustinsson, who have a winner-takes-all World Cup play-off against the Czech Republic in Solna. If they lose, their international break is over and they will not be in Qatar in November, but a win would see them face Poland in the final on Tuesday at 20:45. The Poles have already reached the final due to the decision to exclude their opponents, Russia. Overnight, Mexico have a home match against the USA in another World Cup qualifier. That is the first of three clashes for Tecatito's side, who will come up against Honduras on Sunday night/Monday morning, and El Salvador on Wednesday night/Thursday morning. 

On Friday at 16:00, there is another key qualifying match, as Bono, En-Nesyri and Munir face a two-legged tie with Morocco against DR Congo. The first leg will be away, in Kinshasa, before the return leg in Casablanca on Tuesday at 21:30. Friday's international action will be brought to a close by Jules Koundé's France, who will face the Ivory Coast in a friendly in Marseille at 21:15. As they have already secured their ticket to Qatar, their other match is a friendly against South Africa in Lille. The seventh and final international side with representation from Sevilla is Argentina, with Montiel and Ocampos called up on this occasion. Like France, they have already qualified for the World Cup, but they are yet to complete their qualifying campaign. Their two qualifiers are against Venezuela at the Monumental in Buenos Aires, on Friday night/Saturday morning, before facing Ecuador in Guayaquil on Tuesday night/Wednesday morning.