Tottenham's Christian Eriksen notches assist in Denmark's 2-1 win over Iceland

Tottenham Hotspur star Christian Eriksen got an assist for one of two Nicolai Jorgensen goals as Denmark defeated EURO 2016 qualifiers Iceland 2-1 in an international friendly on Thursday.

Eriksen's assist came on Jorgensen's second goal of the match. Spurs' attacking midfield star had a pretty good look at goal off of a feed from Youssuf Poulsen but instead of shooting opted to play an easy square ball to Jorgensen who fired past Iceland keeper Ögmundur Kristinsson, putting Denmark up 2-0. Iceland later pulled one back. Eriksen was substituted off for Lasse Schöne after 60 minutes. It was the first match for new Denmark manager Age Hareide.

In other Tottenham-related international action, Josh Onomah scored and notched an assist for England's U19s as they defeated Georgia in a UEFA U19 EURO qualifier, Marcus "Messi with an Afro" Edwards scored a brace for England's U18 as they defeated Austria 3-2 in a friendly on Wednesday, and Spurs had three youngsters involved in England's U17 recent win over Turkey: Japhet Tanganga, Jaden Brown, and Samuel Shashoua. Nathan Oduwa was reportedly an unused substitute in Nigera's U23 squad yesterday as well.

Upcoming international matches:

• Friendly: The Netherlands vs. France (Hugo Lloris), today, 3:45 p.m. ET
• Friendly: Germany vs. England (Danny Rose, Kyle Walker, Dele Alli, Harry Kane, Eric Dier), Saturday, 2:45 p.m .ET
• Friendly: Austria (Kevin Wimmer) vs. Albania, 12:30 p.m. ET
• World Cup Qualifier: Guatemala vs. USA (DeAndre Yedlin), 10 p.m. ET