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Uncharted waters: Bromley and the international break

OLIVER WHITEMAN: Andy Woodman’s side will have a rest from the League One treadmill as they encounter an unfamiliar international break. 

24.09.26, 21:09 Updated 24.09.26, 21:17

Machel Hewitt

Machel Hewitt

“Who’d thought Bromley had internationals? The last time I had an international was Cheeky (Michael Cheek) at England C!”

Bromley have already faced record highs and lows this campaign, but now Andy Woodman’s side will have a rest from the League One treadmill as they encounter an unfamiliar international break. 

As a result, games against MK Dons (away) and Wycombe Wanderers (home) have been postponed and will be rescheduled to a later date.

These first international fixtures of the season see the previous September and October editions combine to create a longer three-week break. Within them, European countries will participate in the UEFA Nations League, while African nations will aim to qualify for AFCON 2027.

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