A number of Foals have been selected to represent their countries. One of those players is Stefan Lainer, who will be in action with Austria in the World Cup qualification play-offs.
Germany
Hansi Flick has named Matthias Ginter and Florian Neuhaus in his first Germany squad of 2022. They will meet up in Gravenbruch on Monday before their first match against Israel in Sinsheim on Saturday, 26th March (20:45 CET). Three days later, they will face neighbours Netherlands in Amsterdam on Tuesday, 29th March (20:45 CET).
Saturday, 26th March (20:45 CET, in Sinsheim): Germany – Israel (Friendly)
Tuesday, 29th March (20:45 CET, in Amsterdam): Netherlands – Germany (Friendly)
Switzerland
Yann Sommer, Nico Elvedi and Breel Embolo have all been called up by Murat Yakin for the Swiss squad. They will take on England at Wembley on Saturday, 26th March (18:30 CET) and then host Kosovo in Zurich on Tuesday, 29th March (18:00 CET).
Saturday, 26th March (18:30 CET, in London): England – Switzerland (Friendly)
Tuesday, 29th March (18:00 CET, in Zurich): Switzerland – Kosovo (Friendly)
Austria
Stefan Lainer is once again in Austria’s squad. Their first match is a World Cup qualification play-off against Wales on Thursday, 24th March in Cardiff. They will then play a friendly at the Ernst-Happel-Stadion in Vienna, though they don’t yet know their opponent. That depends on the result of their semi-final against Wales in the play-offs. If they defeat them, they will play the losers from the semi-final path B between Sweden and Czech Republic, whereas if they fail to win in Cardiff, they will host Scotland.
Thursday, 24th March (20:45 CET, in Cardiff): Wales – Austria (World Cup play-off semi-final)
Tuesday, 29th March (20:45 CET, in Vienna): Austria – Sweden/Czech Republic/Scotland (Friendly)
Algeria
Borussia’s left-back Ramy Bensebaini has been selected to represent Algeria. They have two important World Cup qualifiers against Cameroon. Those matches will be played on Friday, 25th March (18:00 CET) and Tuesday, 29th March (21:30 CET).
Friday, 25th March (18:00 CET, in Japoma): Cameroon – Algeria (World Cup qualifier)
Tuesday, 29th March (21:30 CET, in Blida): Algeria – Cameroon (World Cup qualifier)
Germany U21s
Two Borussia players, Jordan Beyer and Luca Netz, are in the Germany U21s squad for two EURO qualifiers against Latvia (Friday, 25th March at 18:15 CET) and Israel (Tuesday, 29th March at 17:00 CET). Germany are top of group B with 15 points from six games, though Israel are currently on the same number of points. Meanwhile, Latvia are second bottom on three points and no longer have a chance of making the U21 European Championship in Romania and Georgia in 2023 – the nine group winners and best second-placed team will qualify directly, alongside the two hosts. The other eight runners-up in the groups will face off in play-offs to determine the final four teams. Beyer has played twice so far for the U21s, whilst Netz has won three caps to date.
Friday, 25th March (18:15 CET, in Aachen): Germany U21s – Latvia U21s (EURO qualifier)
Tuesday, 29th March (17:00 CET, in Petah Tikva): Israel U21s – Germany U21s (EURO qualifier)
Luxembourg
Yvandro Borges Sanches from our U19s has received another call-up to Luxembourg’s senior side. They have two friendlies scheduled to kick off the new year, firstly against Northern Ireland on Friday, 25th March (20:15 CET) and then away to Bosnia & Herzegovina on Tuesday, 29th March (20:45 CET).
Friday, 25th March (20:15 CET, in Luxembourg): Luxembourg – Northern Ireland (Friendly)
Tuesday, 29th March (20:45 Uhr, in Zenica): Bosnia & Herzegovina – Luxembourg (Friendly)
Other players
