International Watch: Gunners on duty

You can follow the progress of Arsenal's stars
by reading our International Watch. Scroll
down for the latest call ups and reports:
Mesut Ozil
Germany
Mesut Ozil, Per Mertesacker
Germany 3-0 Republic of Ireland, Friday,
October 11
Sweden 3-5 Germany, Tuesday, October 15
Birthday boy Mesut Ozil scored one and made one
but went off in the second half as Germany came
from two goals down to beat Sweden 5-3. Tobias
Hysen put the hosts in front on six minutes before
Alexander Kacaniklic put Sweden further ahead in
the 42nd minute. But Ozil pulled a goal back on the
stroke of half-time and Mario Gotze equalised eight
minutes after the break. Chelsea forward Andre
Schurrle put the visitors in front on 57 minutes
before increasing their lead nine minutes later.
Hysen made it 4-3 in the 69th minute but Schurrle
completed his hat-trick with 14 minutes remaining to
put the result beyond doubt.
Aaron Ramsey
Wales
Aaron Ramsey
Wales 1-0 Macedonia, Friday, October 11
Belgium 1-1 Wales, Tuesday October 15
Aaron Ramsey continued his fine goalscoring form
with a late equaliser to give Chris Coleman's side a
creditable draw against Belgium on Tuesday after
Kevin De Bruyne had given the hosts a 64th minute
lead.
Wojciech Szczesny
Poland
Wojciech Szczesny, Lukasz Fabianski
Ukraine 1-0 Poland, Friday, October 11
England 2-0 Poland, Tuesday, October 15
Wojciech Szczesny replaced Artur Boruc in goal as
Poland lost 2-0 to England at Wembley on Tuesday.
The 23-year-old made a string of fine saves but
Wayne Rooney's header and Steven Gerrard's late
second gave England the win they needed to qualify
for the World Cup.
Olivier Giroud
France
Olivier Giroud, Laurent Koscielny
France 6-0 Australia, Friday, October 11
France 3-0 Finland, Tuesday, October 15
Laurent Koscielny completed 90 minutes and
Olivier Giroud played 81 in France's 3-0 win over
Finland on Tuesday. Frank Ribery gave Les Bleus the
lead after seven minutes. France had to wait until the
76th minute for their second, when Joona Toivio put
the ball into his own net. Giroud's replacement Karim
Benzema added a third late on but Didier
Deschamps' team had to settle for a play-off place
after finishing below Spain in Group I.
Jack Wilshere
England
Jack Wilshere, Kieran Gibbs
England 4-1 Montenegro, Friday, October 11
England 2-0 Poland, Tuesday, October 15
Jack Wilshere played the last eight minutes as
England secured their place in the World Cup with a
2-0 win over Poland at Wembley. Wayne Rooney's
header put Roy Hodgson's side ahead in the 41st
minute and captain Steven Gerrard sealed victory
with a neat finish two minutes from time. Kieran
Gibbs was again an unused substitute.
Nacho Monreal
Spain
Nacho Monreal
Spain 2-1 Belarus, Friday, October 11
Spain 3-0 Georgia, Tuesday, October 15
Nacho Monreal was an unused substitute as
holders Spain confirmed their place in the World Cup
with a 2-0 win over Georgia. Man City forward Alvaro
Negredo put Spain in front in the 26th minute before
substitute Juan Mata netted their second just after
the hour.
Thomas Vermaelen
Belgium
Thomas Vermaelen
Croatia 1-2 Belgium, Friday, October 11
Belgium 1-1 Wales, Tuesday, October 15
Thomas Vermaelen played 90 minutes in
Belgium's 1-1 draw at home to Wales. Kevin De
Bruyne made the breakthrough for Marc Wilmots'
team after 63 minutes but Aaron Ramsey grabbed
a late equaliser two minutes from time.
Carl Jenkinson
England
Carl Jenkinson
San Marino U-21 0-4 England U-21, Thursday,
October 10
England U-21 5-0 Lithuania U-21, Tuesday,
October 15
Carl Jenkinson replaced the injured Tom Carroll in
the 16th minute as England Under-21s thrashed
Lithuania Under-21s 5-0 at Portman Road on
Tuesday. A brace apiece from Ravel Morrison and
Saido Berahino plus a James Ward-Prowse goal
sealed another comprehensive victory for Gareth
Southgate's side.
Nicklas Bendtner
Denmark
Nicklas Bendtner
Denmark 2-2 Italy, Friday, October 11
Denmark 6-0 Malta, Tuesday, October 15
Nicklas Bendtner did not feature in Denmark's 6-0
win over Malta on Tuesday.
Emmanuel Frimpong
Ghana
Emmanuel Frimpong
Ghana 6-1 Egypt, Tuesday, October 15
Emmanuel Frimpong was an unused substitute in
Ghana's 6-1 win over Egypt in their World Cup
qualifier on Tuesday.
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