Over the weekend three Scotsmen shared the pitch in Serie A as Sassuolo met Torino. Robbie Ure also provided his first assist in Spain as the European leagues ease in. Two clean sheets for Scotsmen in MLS were extremely welcome given their sides recent performances.

Liam Henderson: The Hibernian Scottish Cup hero has been plying his trade in Italy for some time now, playing for his sixth Italian club. Now in his second season, Henderson has been wearing the armband this season as the club aims to get out of Serie B. He played the full 90 minutes as his side lost 2-1 at home to Juve Stabia. Sampdoria currently sit 14th in Italy’s third tier.

Ryan Porteous: Another ex-Hibs man playing abroad, Porteous’ LA FC side ended their two-game losing run with a 0-0 draw away to DC United. Porteous hasn’t been capped for Scotland since he was sent off in the EURO 2024 opener.

Angus Gunn: Another Scotsman ended their MLS losing run this weekend as Angus Gunn’s San Jose Earthquakes drew 0-0 in Texas against Houston Dynamo.

Robbie Ure: Sevilla’s new striker earned his first goal contribution in La Liga as he provided an assist in Sevilla’s 3-1 loss to Atletico Madrid on Saturday.

Kieron Bowie, Josh Doig & Ché Adams: Sassuolo met Torino in Italy’s top tier this weekend, meaning Kieron Bowie and Josh Doig faced off against Ché Adams. All three Scotsmen started as Sassuolo won 2-1, leaving Torino without a win in their opening two.

Scott McTominay& Billy Gilmour: Napoli were defeated 2-1 at home to Cesc Fabregas’ Como side this weekend. Billy Gilmour was once more an unused subtitle for Massimiliano Allegri as McTominay was replaced by Kevin De Bruyne just before the hour mark.

Danny Armstong: The former Kilmarnock man has had a great start to the season in Romania so far, providing seven goal contributions in as many games. Despite not scoring or assisting this weekend, Armstrong played the whole match as Dinamo Bucharest drew 1-1 away to Cornivul Hunedoara.