Ethan Nwaneri appeared twice for Borussia Dortmund during a busy October week, according to Arsenal's latest update on players out on loan. The report also covers contrasting experiences in England, Scotland and Sweden, including full-match appearances and players who did not feature.
Nwaneri features in Europe and the Bundesliga
The 19-year-old came on around the hour mark in Dortmund's 1–0 Champions League defeat at Bodø/Glimt. He then started Saturday's goalless draw away to Union Berlin and played 62 minutes. The Bundesliga result extended the unbeaten league start of Dortmund, who were second at the time of the update.
Tommy Setford started Stevenage's 2–0 League One defeat at Bradford City. The leaders scored twice late on, including a penalty. Stevenage remained in the top half, six points outside the play-off places with games in hand on most teams above them.
Ismeal Kabia played the full match as St Mirren lost 3–1 at Aberdeen. After opening with four unbeaten league games, the Scottish side had lost five consecutively and sat eighth, with home fixtures against Dundee and Hibernian next.
Contrasting results elsewhere
Charles Sagoe Jr played throughout Kalmar's 1–0 loss to Malmö. Ahead of Monday's scheduled meeting with Degerfors, Kalmar were one point behind their 14th-placed opponents with seven matches remaining.
Jessie Gale was an unused Newcastle United Women substitute in a 1–0 League Cup defeat by Sunderland. Everton were next in the same competition on Wednesday.
Cecily Wellesley-Smith did not feature as Rosengård beat Vittsjö 2–0. Three wins in five had moved the Swedish side out of the relegation places with four games left.
Sophie Harwood completed Sheffield United's match against Nottingham Forest at left-back. After a goalless draw, United won the shoot-out 4–2 to collect an additional League Cup point, distinct from the result in normal playing time.