How badly did your Premier League side fare in the international break?
International breaks are troubling times for club managers - unfortunately for Arsenal fans, Arsene Wenger has come off worst of all
Chelsea 3/10
Although Chelsea stood to lose the most in the international break, due to the high volume of players on international duty, they returned almost unaffected by injury, with only Andre Schurrle struggling (and he has flu).
Manchester City 6/10
Stefan Jovetic limped out of Montenegro's game against Liechtenstein while Vincent Kompany was seen with an ice pack on his knee after coming off for Belgium against Andorra, although he later stressed it was just a precaution. Yaya Toure had a gruelling trip back from Ivory Coast on Thursday.
Southampton 1/10
No new injury concerns for Ronald Koeman's international contingent, which will be a relief as he seeks to maintain their hugely impressive start to the season.
Manchester United 3/10
No new injury concerns for Louis van Gaal, but the Dutchman may be concerned at any hangover affecting his countrymen Robin van Persie and Daley Blind, who were involved in the Dutch's humiliating 2-0 loss to Iceland.
Swansea City 1/10
Only six players were called upon to perform for their country and of that only 4 played so, for Swansea, the risk of losing players to injury was not that great.
Tottenham Hotspur 6/10
French goalkeeper Hugo Lloris and Belgian striker Nacer Chadli have both picked up injuries. Chadli, who is Tottenham's top scorer this season, has complained of a hip injury and currently has no return date.
West Ham 2/10
Only one West Ham player was in senior action during the break and Enner Valencia returned unscathed, even if he did clock up thousands of air miles travelling to and from the United States.
Arsena l9/10
Injury worries are always at the forefront of every Arsenal fan’s mind and the break did nothing to dispel them. Tomas Rosicky and Mesut Ozil have succumbed to problems, while Laurent Koscielny was released from the French squad with an Achilles injury.
Liverpool 6/10
Dejan Lovren suffered an abdominal injury while on duty with Croatia, while Lazar Markovic is a doubt for the weekend after sustaining a muscle problem with Serbia. At least Raheem Sterling should be refreshed after missing England's game against Estonia due to 'tiredness'.
Aston Villa 5/10
Aston Villa have lost Swiss defender Philipe Senderos after injuring his thigh whilst on international duty.
Hull City 1/10
Hull were completely undamaged by the international break with only two of six players actually playing.
Leicester 1/10
Leicester have reported no injury concerns from any of the players who went away on international duty.
Sunderland 2/10
Gus Poyet will be relieved that he will not add to the list of important players that are already injured at Sunderland, as both John O’Shea and Sebastian Larsson return fit.
West Brom 1/10
No injuries were picked up by any of the West Brom players to take part in the international break.
Crystal Palace 3/10
All four of Palace’s players to be called upon to play internationally returned to London in full fitness, although Yannick Bolasie might be exhausted after playing a full role in Congo's impressive win in Ivory Coast.
Stoke 1/10
No new concerns for Mark Hughes, who pulled Victor Moses out of international duty with Nigeria so he could recover from injury.
Everton 1/10
None of Everton’s internationals were injured in this international break.
Newcastle 8/10
Three of Newcastle’s five international players have been injured on their travels. Goalkeeper Tim Krul, who has been key to Alan Pardew’s struggling side, has injured his elbow despite being on the bench for Holland.
Burnley 1/10
Burnley’s Irish and Northern Irish internationals, Stephen Ward and Danny Lafferty, return without injury but Michael Keane was hurt on duty with the England under-21s.
QPR 3/10
No injuries, although Harry Redknapp will monitor any possible fatigue in his squad, who clocked up the ninth-highest mileage for their players in the Premier League.
