Ah yes, the dreaded November international break.

Just when the domestic season finally seems to get rolling, when the Champions League group stage passes the halfway point and when the October international break starts to fade into the rearview -- BAM. They hit us with one more slate of fixtures that no one really seems to want.

So, let's take a begrudging look at which attackers were flying highest before their national teams called up. Who has been the most dangerous player for these 10 countries?...

Chelsea continued their strong run of form in the Premier League as they defeated Watford 2-1 at Vicarage Road. Tammy Abraham opened the scoring after just five minutes following a tremendous pass from Jorginho, with Christian Pulisic adding to the lead as Abraham turned provider.

Gerard Deulofeu halved the deficit from the penalty spot after a controversial VAR review with just over 10 minutes remaining, but Chelsea held on to claim all three points and keep the pressure on Liverpool and Manchester...

Chelsea duo Tammy Abraham and Fikayo Tomori are the new names included in Gareth Southgate's England squad for the Euro 2020 qualifiers against Czech Republic and Bulgaria.

Abraham and Tomori both featured in Chelsea's 2-1 Champions League victory at Lille on Wednesday, with the former scoring the opening goal on his birthday.

Both players are also eligible to play for Nigeria and Abraham said he remained undecided about his international future...

Chelsea delivered a European boost when Willian's well-timed, right-footed volley on 77 minutes earned Frank Lampard his first Champions League points as Blues boss on Wednesday.

The former midfielder's tactical tweak saw Reece James and Marcos Alonso adopt wing-back roles while Cesar Azpilicueta, Fikayo Tomori and Kurt Zouma made up a back three that fooled Lille, who simply couldn't cope with the Blues' initial width and control when in possession.

Lille benefitted from Chelsea's poor zonal marking...