Spain will meet this Friday, November 22 at 12:00 p.m. its rival in the quarter-finals of the League of Nations. The men of Luis de la Fuenteranked first in the group in brilliant fashion, will face Holland, Croatia either Italy. All three teams finished second in their respective groups. The others ranked first in the group are France, Portugal And Germany.
Spain, having finished their group first, beating Denmark, Serbia And Swiss, Guaranteed to play the second leg of the quarter-finals at home. This duel could be played in Valencia, in tribute to the victims of DANA, but it has not yet been officially confirmed.
The quarter-finals will be played between March 20 and 23, 2025. The League A semi-finals will take place on June 4 and 5, while the third place match and final will be played on Sunday, June 8. These final two rounds will take place in a Final Four format in a single venue, which Spain can opt for if they qualify.
In fact, after winning Swiss In Tenerife, Luis de la Fuente He was very clear about his desire: “I would love to play the final tournament in Spain. “You have to qualify first, which is not going to be easy, but if we had that opportunity, I would love it.”
How does the draw work?
To draw the quarter-final pairs, the first four in the League A group are seeded and placed in pot 1. These seeded players, in addition to Spain, are France, Portugal and Portugal. Germany. The four finalists in the group – Denmark, Croatia, the Netherlands and Italy – form Pot 2 and are drawn first. Pot 1 teams are then drawn, with the restriction that group winners cannot be matched with the second-placed team they already faced in the championship stage.
For the semi-final draw, another drum is prepared containing four placeholders representing the quarter-final winners. The first marker drawn will be the home team from the first semi-final. The second scorer will be the home team from the other semi-final. The third marker drawn will be the away team from the first pair, and the last marker will complete the remaining pair.
