Crystal Palace's three England Under-18s won the four nations tournament in Zagreb, Croatia, with goalkeeper Joe Whitworth saving two penalties at the end of the competition.
The lads, Whitworth, Jack Wells-Morrison and Kaden Rodney, each featured in the competition, playing their part in the Young Lions' two wins and one draw.
Ryan Garry's charges started their campaign with a 3-2 victory over Austria on Tuesday before securing a 2-0 win against Wales on Friday.
All they had to do was take a point from hosts Croatia in the final match to win, and Whitworth kept a clean sheet to ensure they did so. Post-match, the lads took part in a penalty shootout to practice the experience, and Whitworth saved twice, with Rodney scoring from 12 yards.
In the first-team Jordan Ayew scored an impressive goal for Ghana in a friendly against Japan, but the Black Stars fell 4-1 against a strong host. Every other Palace player has gone unbeaten when playing so far.
Adaramola enjoyed his first minutes at international U21 level in a 3-1 win over Montenegro in qualification for the U21 European Championships. Palace Academy teammate Jake O'Brien was able to watch from the bench after earning minutes of his own against Bosnia & Herzegovina last week.
The 18-year-old full-back capped a landmark personal campaign, in which he made his first-team Palace debut, with 84 minutes for Ireland. He also holds an Under-19 cap.
Marc Guéhi joined the England camp for four upcoming games. He first earned a spot in the England squad in March, making his debut against Switzerland at Wembley, and his continued good form for Crystal Palace sees him retain his place for the upcoming Nations League tournament.
He took to the field in the 88th-minute as England held European Championship holders Italy to a 0-0 draw.
The defender could also be part of the team to take on Hungary in the last of four games. He was not part of the squad as England fell to Hungary in the away leg, and remained on the bench against Germany.
The club's 21/22 Player of the Season Conor Gallagher is also a part of the squad, adding to the three caps he gained last campaign after making his debut in a memorable 10-0 thrashing of San Marino.
Elsewhere, Joachim Andersen helped Denmark secure two impressive victories, shocking France and then beating Austria in the 84th-minute.
Andersen played the entirety of both matches to see Denmark move top of their Nations League group. The Austria win took Palace's internationals to a 100% winning start in the first eight matches they played in. The Danes, however, ended their recent run by falling to Croatia 1-0.
Cheikhou Kouyaté sustained the club's strong start by helping Senegal beat Benin 3-1. He came on in the 67th-minute as a Sadio Mané hat-trick ensured victory, and remained on the bench for their win over Rwanda, clinched in the 95th-minute.
Earlier this month, Ayew helped Ghana to a confident 3-0 win over Madagascar and Wilfried Zaha took to the pitch for Cote d’Ivoire in 3-1 triumph over Zambia.
Zaha's Elephants then drew 0-0 with Lesotho in an Africa Cup of Nations qualifier.
Looking at the Academy, Laurence Shala made the bench as Kosovo beat Andorra U21s 3-0 and lost to England, and two of the three England U18s have been in action with a game left to play.
Keep an eye out for the Palace Academy boys below, who are also in action.
All times BST.
Stay tuned to cpfc.co.uk, the official app and our social media channels for any further call-ups and to see how the lads fare.
