There are yet more exciting games to look forward to as players switch their allegiance to their national teams in the last international break of the year.After a frenetic start to the football season, both domestically and on the international stage, football seems to be finally hitting its stride and a level of normalcy is starting to set in. With several major international tournaments right around the corner, national team setups have been working overtime to get their teams ready for the international break in November 2020.We at Khel Now bring you our list of the top 10 games to look forward to in the upcoming international break in November 2020.
1. Netherlands vs Spain – 12th November
The Oranje will take on the Spanish National side in a friendly competition over the course of the November 2020 international break with both sides being involved in heated races to qualify from their respective groups in the UEFA Nations League. Memphis Depay and company will use the friendly as an opportunity to get accustomed to new boss Frank De Boer after Ronald Koeman’s departure to FC Barcelona in the summer.
2. Colombia vs Uruguay – 14th November
Matchday three of the South American World cup qualifiers brings us another cracker of a game with Colombia taking on Uruguay. James Rodriguez’s return to form will be crucial to the Colombians who sit in the third place, three spots ahead of opponents, Uruguay. Both sides have had special moments in recent World Cups and will be looking to make their way back into the famous competition.
For all its worth, Martin Škrtel has been a great asset for Liverpool in his time with the six-time European champions. But his tempestuous nature combined with his bad luck made for him being on the wrong end of the scoring. Playing for Liverpool for eight years, Škrtel scored seven own goals in the process. A bonafide Liverpool legend, Jamie Carragher holds the spot for the second-highest appearances for Liverpool in all competitions (737). Unfortunately for him, he also holds the second spot in the infamous list of most own goals in the Premier League.
Martin Škrtel holds the record for the highest total in a single Premier League season with four own goals that came in the 2013-14 campaign where Liverpool finished behind champions Manchester City.
