THE UEFA Nations League This is the next challenge where we will be able to see the Spanish football team. This recently created tournament has Spain as its current champion, after beating Croatia in the final of the 2023 edition. Now, in the 2024-25 season, the national team led by. Luis de la Fuente is framed in the Group A4 of this League of Nations and will have to face Serbia, Denmark and Switzerland and defeat them if they want to reach the Final Four and thus be able to fight again to bite a new metal.
In the UEFA Nations League All the federations of the old continent are participating and will be divided into four divisions. The first three categories, the League A, League B and League C They have four groups and in them there are four national teams. In the League D you will find only two boxes and three selections in each of them. This championship is newly created, since its first edition began in 2018 and on this occasion it was Portugal the one who managed to win the first trophy. A few years later, it was France the one who managed to lift the title by beating Spain a final which took place at Italy. In the third and final edition of the League of Nations so far, the Spain of Luis de la Fuente He added to his list of achievements the first cup of this tournament which is becoming increasingly important.
Where to watch the UEFA Nations League on TV
THE UEFA Nations League It cannot be seen live on television on any of the usual channels. It is true that the matches played by the Spanish men’s football team will be broadcast openly via La1 of RTVE. The public entity will offer free crashes Spain in the League of Nationsbut to see other countries we will have to resort to another route. In addition, the demand RTVE Reading It will also broadcast these matches of the Spanish team in streaming and live online.
To watch other teams’ matches you will have to use UEFA Televisionavailable in streaming and live online. This application can be downloaded on different devices such as mobile phones, tablets or, in some cases, smart TVs. It can also be accessed directly from a computer via the website. On the other hand, it must also be taken into account that in OKDIARIO website We will bring you the best information on everything that happens in this dynamic edition of the UEFA Nations League it’s about to begin.
Spain’s UEFA Nations League schedule
THE Spanish national team Football defends title in the UEFA Nations League and fell into group A4 of the highest category of this competition. Those of Luis de la Fuente They will have to finish first in a table in which they will have to measure themselves Serbia, Switzerland and Denmark if you want to be in the Last four and fight again to lift the trophy of the League of Nations.
- Serbia – Spain. Thursday, September 5, 2024 at 8:45 p.m. Rajko Mitic Stadium.
- Switzerland – Spain. Sunday, September 8, 2024 at 8:45 p.m. Stade de Genève.
- Spain – Denmark. Saturday 12 October 2024 at 8:45 p.m. Enrique Roca Stadium (Murcia).
- Spain – Serbia. Tuesday, October 15, 2024 at 8:45 p.m. L’Arcange (Cordoba).
- Denmark – Spain. Friday, November 15, 2024 at 8:45 p.m. Undefined stage.
- Spain – Switzerland. Monday, November 18, 2024 at 8:45 p.m. Undefined stage.
UEFA Nations League Groups
As has been the custom since its creation a few years ago, the UEFA Nations League It is divided into several divisions. In four specifically and in the first category are usually the most powerful teams of the old continent. All those countries that arrive first in the League A They will qualify for an exciting Final Four that will take place over one weekend.
Each division consists of four groups with four national teams in each of them, except the lowest, which only has two groups with three teams in each of them. Depending on the results, the different countries are promoted or relegated, aspiring above all to access the first category to be able to fight for the title.
League A
Group A1
- Poland
- Portugal
- Scotland
- Croatia
Group A2
- Belgium
- France
- Israel
- Italy
Group A3
- Germany
- Hungary
- Holland
- Bosnia and Herzegovina
Group A4
- Spain
- Denmark
- Swiss
- Serbia
League B
Group B1
- Albania
- Georgia
- Ukraine
- Czech Republic
Group B2
- England
- Finland
- Greece
- Republic of Ireland
Group B3
- Austria
- Norway
- Slovenia
- Kazakhstan
Group B4
- Iceland
- Türkiye
- Welsh
- Montenegro
League C
Group C1
- Suede
- Estonia
- Azerbaijan
- Slovakia
Group C2
- Cyprus
- Romania
- Lithuania
- Kosovo
Group C3
- Bulgaria
- Northern Ireland
- Luxembourg
- Belarus
Group C4
- Faroe Islands
- Latvia
- Armenia
- North Macedonia
League D
Group D1
- Liechtenstein
- San Marino
- Gibraltar
Group D2
