Rundown of how players of Nigerian descent fared for their other countries in international games that took place on Thursday. <br /><br />In the matchup between Austria and Wales in the World Cup qualifiers, Bayern Munich star <b>David Alaba </b>started and worked the full shift while West Brom striker <b>Hal Robson-Kanu</b> was introduced in the 77th minute.<br /><br />Alaba was involved in Austria<span class=\"\\&quot;m_6868244532432323668m_-3892036478625694259s1\\&quot;\"><span class=\"\\&quot;body1\\&quot;\">&rsquo;s first equalizer when he set up Arnautovi&auml;&dagger; in the 28th minute. The game finished 2-2. <br /><br />West Ham defender <b>Angelo Ogbonna</b> was a non-playing substitute in Italy</span></span><span class=\"\\&quot;m_6868244532432323668m_-3892036478625694259s1\\&quot;\"><span class=\"\\&quot;body1\\&quot;\">&rsquo;s 1-1 draw with Spain at Juventus Stadium (Torino).<br /><br />Sunderland youngster <b>Joel Asoro </b>assisted Sweden register a 3-0 win over Estonia at P&auml;rnu Rannastaadion in an U21 Euros qualifier, scoring the third goal in the 53rd minute. It was his first goal for the Swedish Under 21 National Team.<br /><br />The 17-year-old was cautioned in the 24th minute and was substituted on the hour mark. <br /><br />Igho Kingsley <br /><br /></span></span>Photo Credit : Twitter.com