All the latest from the three Hatters featuring for their respective countries.
- Campbell comes off the bench for senior bow
- Bell earns his seventh international cap
- Thorpe an unused substitute in Wales U21 win
Hatters midfielder Allan Campbell made his senior international debut for Scotland during their 4-1 victory over Armenia in the Nations League.
The 23-year-old started on the bench for the third successive match and watched on as Steve Clarke's side fell behind after just six minutes.
But Scotland fought back and found an equaliser through Stuart Armstrong, before the home side were reduced to ten men and Armstrong found the back of the net once more in added time at the end of the first half.
John McGinn and Che Adams added to the scoreline early in the second period before Campbell replaced Grant Hanley in the 85th minute.
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— Scotland National Team (@ScotlandNT) June 14, 2022
There was further drama as Armenia were reduced to nine men following Kamo Hovhannisyan's dismissal for a lunge on Lewis Ferguson, as Scotland pushed themselves into second place of their Nations League group.
In the early hours Amari'i Bell helped Jamaica to a point against Mexico and earned his seventh international cap in the process.
The Reggae Boyz raced into an early lead through Aston Villa's Leon Bailey but the away side replied on the stroke of half-time.
Bell played the full 90 minutes as Jamaica top theIR CONCACAF Nations League group with five points, whilst Mexico are second with four, before their final group meeting next March.
Finally, Elliot Thorpe was an unused substitute in Wales U21's 2-0 victory over Gibraltar.
An early goal by Dundalk's Joe Adams followed by a second half Oliver Hammond strike gave Paul Bodin’s side an impressive victory in their final UEFA U21 European Championship Qualification campaign tie as they claimed fourth spot in the group.
International break over. Ready to get back to it with @LutonTown ✅🎩 pic.twitter.com/KxnkJSYCFy
— Elliot Thorpe (@elliotmt) June 14, 2022