City defender Ruairi McConville featured in all four of Northern Ireland's games over the international break, as seven Canaries represented their countries.
McConville and Northern Ireland enjoyed an unbeaten international break, with the defender featuring in all four games and helping Michael O'Neill's side keep a clean sheet in each fixture.
The 21-year-old was introduced as a second-half substitute in Northern Ireland's opening win over Georgia, with Shea Charles scoring a dramatic 99th-minute winner to send the Green and White Army to the top of their UEFA Nations League group.
McConville then started Northern Ireland's remaining three group games against Hungary, Ukraine and Georgia, playing the full 90 minutes in each. The defender helped his side to goalless draws against Hungary and Georgia, while they also produced an impressive 3-0 victory over Ukraine.
Canaries midfielder Anis Ben Slimane featured in both of Tunisia's Africa Cup of Nations qualification matches, coming on as a second-half substitute in Tunisia's 2-2 draw with Uganda before starting their most recent draw against Botswana.
The results leave Mouin Chaâbani's side third in their group after the opening two games.
Forward Mathias Kvistgaarden was a late addition to the Denmark squad, with the 24-year-old replacing Mikkel Damsgaard late on Saturday night ahead of Sunday's game against Wales.
Despite linking up with the squad just 24 hours prior, the forward was introduced in the closing stages to win his second cap as Denmark secured a 1-0 victory over Wales in Cardiff, leaving Brian Riemer’s side sitting second in their Nations League group.
City youngsters Miles Bracking and Jayden Munikwa made their Zimbabwe youth debuts over the international break, with the former starting alongside Takudzwa Gwanzura in the Under-23s' Olympic qualifying win over Mauritius, while Munikwa was introduced as a substitute.
The Canary trio will conclude their international involvement this afternoon (4pm UK) when they face Mauritius in the second leg.
Darlin Yongwa was an unused substitute in all three of Cameroon's games over the international break, with the Indomitable Lions winning 3-1 and drawing 1-1 against Comoros and the Republic of the Congo respectively in their opening Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers.
David Pagou's side concluded the international break with a 1-0 win over Côte d'Ivoire.