Friday saw the Nations League continue apace with several teams back in action.
Hereās what went down.
Scorers: Barcola 1ā²; Dimarco 31ā², Frattesi 50ā², Raspadori 74ā²
Italy produced an early surprise in the Nations League with a 3-1 win over France that marked their first in Paris for 70 years.
Bradley Barcola opened his account for the hosts inside just 12 seconds with a rifled effort after dispossessing Giovanni Di Lorenzo deep in his own half.
The Azzurri regrouped and drew level shortly after the half-hour mark through Federico Di Marcoās sublime volley from inside the penalty area.
Within five minutes of the interval, Luciano Spallettiās side had stunned the Parc des Princes as Davide Frattesi rounded off a counterattack he had originally started.
Giacomo Raspadori added insult to injury for Les Bleus as he latched onto a Destiny Udogie pass and drilled the ball past Serie A counterpart Mike Maignan.
Scorers: De Bruyne 21ā², (PEN) 52ā², Tielemans 48ā²; Castagne OG 36ā²
Belgium kicked off their Nations League campaign with a comfortable 3-1 win over Israel.
Kevin De Bruyne broke the deadlock with an instinctive effort into the roof of the net after being teed up by Manchester City teammate JĆ©rĆ©my Dokuās cutback.
The Red Devils were undone by a moment of misfortune as Timothy Castagne deflected Anan Khalailyās header into his own net just 15 minutes later.
But the second half saw them reassert their dominance, first through LoĆÆs Openda teeing up Youri Tielemans to drill home a first-time strike.
Domenico Tedescoās men took a two-goal cushion just four minutes later as De Bruyne converted a penalty after Openda was fouled inside the area.
The RB Leipzig striker was unable to convert his own spot kick fresh from being upended for a second time in the League A Group 2 fixture.
Sent off: Yılmaz
Craig Bellamyās Wales reign began with a point after a hard-fought 0-0 home draw with TĆ¼rkiye.
The visitors were reduced to 10 men midway through the second half after BarıŠYılmaz received his second booking of the game.
But despite their advantage, the Dragons were unable to deliver a winner on Bellamyās maiden outing at the Cardiff City Stadium.
Kazakhstan 0-0 Norway
Slovenia 1-1 Austria
Iceland 2-0 Montenegro
Lithuania 0-1 Cyprus
Kosovo 0-3 Romania