Egypt played three matches during the international break: two Africa Cup of Nations qualifying group games against Angola and South Sudan, then a friendly against South Africa.
Omar Marmoush scored twice for Egypt in their 5-0 win over South Sudan during the international break.
Two tough tests stand out
In week six of the Premier League, Tottenham visit Manchester United at Old Trafford. The Premier League's official preview lists the match as one of Tottenham's three difficult away trips in the next five rounds. Spurs lost 0-2 there in the league last season.
After five matches, United sat 12th with one win. They had recorded a league-high 182 touches in opponents' penalty areas. Their opponents had made 92 touches in United's box.
After five Premier League rounds, Tottenham were bottom of the table, with three defeats and two matches in which they failed to score. The club also recorded 26 starting appearances by players who had not played for them the previous season-nine more than the next-highest total, Chelsea.
Six more fixtures across Europe
Mohamed Salah's Trabzon meet Samsunspor in week seven of the Turkish Super Lig. Samsunspor are 16th. The source describes the match as a relatively manageable opportunity for Trabzon.
In week eight of the Scottish Premiership, Hassan and Celtic take on Motherwell. Ibrahim Adel's Nordsjælland meet Odense in week ten of the Danish Superliga.
In France, Mohamed Abdelmonem's Nice play Strasbourg in week six of Ligue 1. Hamza Abdelkarim's Barcelona face Getafe in week eight of La Liga. Omar Fayed's Frosinone meet Napoli in week six of Serie A.
The schedule is packed. Salah has a favourable matchup against a 16th-placed side, while Marmoush and Rami Rabea face tougher tests. Each player's immediate task is to turn international duty into a contribution for his club.
