Following their brilliant start to the Premier League season, Leicester's attention now turns to the international break.
Their stellar performances have seen a number of Foxes stars called up to their respective national sides. In total, 15 Leicester players - senior and youth - could feature for their countries over the course of the break, a break that any sane football fan always dreads.
Well, unless you're a Spurs or Manchester United fan.
Here’s a look at when and where you can catch Leicester's finest talent in action.
All TV/live stream information relates to UK availability.
Ricardo Pereira (Portugal)
Following a fantastic start to the new season with the Foxes, electric right back Ricardo Pereira has regained his spot in the Portugal squad.
Pereira's performances have established him as one of the finest in his position in Europe, let alone the Premier League
If he plays over the break, it will be his first appearance for the national side since the 2018 World Cup. Surprising, ey?
| Game | Date/Time | Channel/Live Stream |
| Portugal v Luxembourg | 11 Oct @ 19:45 (BST) | Sky Sports Premier League / NOW TV |
| Ukraine v Portugal | 14 Oct @ 19:45 (BST) | Sky Sports Premier League / NOW TV |
Jonny Evans (Northern Ireland)
Evans has been at the heart of a stout Leicester defence this season, playing every single minute of their impressive start.
The 31-year-old will be looking to add to his 81 caps for Northern Ireland over the coming break as his side look to build on an impressive start to their Euro 2020 qualifying campaign.
They have a mightily important fixture against an up and coming Netherlands side in the battle for qualification, before facing the Czech Republic in a friendly.
| Game | Date/Time | TV Channel/Live Stream |
| Netherlands v Northern Ireland | 10 Oct @ 19:45 | Sky Sports Main Event/Now TV |
| Czech Republic v Northern Ireland | 14 Oct @ 18:00 | Sky Sports Main Event/Now TV |
Caglar Soyuncu (Turkey)
Soyuncu has been a revelation for the Foxes
The ex-Freiburg man has settled in perfectly with Evans at the back, looking comfortable against Tottenham's Harry Kane
His Turkey side will be looking to extend their lead at the top of Group H as they take on France in their second game of the break in a fixture that will go a long way in determining the outcome of that group.
| Game | Date/Time | TV Channel/Live Stream |
| Turkey v Albania | 11 Oct @ 19:45 | Sky Sports Red Button |
| France v Turkey | 14 Oct @ 19:45 | Sky Sports Main Event/NOW TV |
Youri Tielemans & Dennis Praet (Belgium)
Belgium have made the perfect start to their campaign, winning six out of six and conceding just one goal in the process.
Whilst Tielemans has established himself as the prime candidate to partner Axel Witsel in the Belgium midfield, summer signing Praet has struggled to make an impact, appearing just four times since 2014.
Two simple fixtures are coming up for the Red Devils; a home game against San Marino - which should, at least, see Praet get some minutes - and a trip to Kazakhstan, which will be a little trickier.
| Game | Date/Time | TV Channel/Live Stream |
| Belgium v San Marino | 10 Oct @ 19:45 | Sky Sports Red Button |
| Kazakhstan v Belgium | 13 Oct @ 14:00 | Sky Sports Main Event / NOW TV |
Wilfred Ndidi (Nigeria)
An exciting test for the debatably world-class Ndidi is coming up during the break, as his Nigeria side take on Brazil in a friendly on Sunday.
The 22-year-old already has 32 international caps, representing his country in the 2016 Olympics, the 2018 World Cup and the recent Africa Cup of Nations.
He's become a fan favourite at the King Power and there's little doubt that the Nigerian faithful look up to him as a hero. Maybe a John Obi Mikel 2.0?
| Game | Date/Time | TV Channel/Live Stream |
| Nigeria v Brazil | 13 Oct @ 13:00 | Not in UK |
Danny Ward (Wales)
Bought from Liverpool in 2018, Ward has served as Kasper Schmeichel's very able back-up, a job he also does for Wales, playing second fiddle to Wayne Hennessey.
However, he did start in Wales' most recent outing against Bulgaria, keeping a clean sheet in a 1-0 win.
We could see the Leicester man in action for their two crunch fixtures over the break, two that they'll likely have to win if they want to repeat their Euro 2016 heroics.
| Game | Date/Time | TV Channel/Live Stream |
| Slovakia v Wales | 10 Oct @ 19:45 | Sky Sports Premier League/Now TV |
| Wales v Croatia | 13 Oct @ 19:45 | Sky Sports Main Event/Now TV |
Kasper Schmeichel (Denmark)
Leicester's shot-stopper could earn his 50th cap for Denmark over the break, with games against Switzerland and Luxembourg coming up.
Schmeichel has made all 49 appearances whilst he's been at Leicester and starred at both the 2014 and 2018 World Cups for his national side. However, his dad's tally of 129 caps is still a long way away.
His side will be looking to catch-up to the Republic of Ireland in their group, the Danish being only two points off.
| Game | Date/Time | TV Channel/Live Stream |
| Denmark v Switzerland | 12 Oct @ 17:00 | Sky Sports Football/Now TV |
| Denmark v Luxembourg | 15 Oct @ 18:00 | Not in UK |
Ben Chilwell & James Maddison (England)
And finally, the English boys.
These two will likely be pivotal in what should be a bright future for the England national side. Incredibly, Maddison is yet to play for his country, whilst Chilwell has appeared eight times for the senior side.
Both have enjoyed strong starts to the domestic season, with Maddison starting out as one of the best performers in the league.
The Three Lions will have two of their tougher tests in this rather tame group. Trips to the Czech Republic and Bulgaria are up next for this exciting England squad as they look to wrap qualification up early.
Oh, and if you'd forgotten, Jamie Vardy has indeed retired from international football.
| Game | Date/Time | TV Channel/Live Stream |
| Czech Republic v England | 11 Oct @ 19:45 | ITV 1/ITV Player |
| Bulgaria v England | 14 Oct @ 19:45 | ITV 1/ITV Player |
Source: 90min
