European champion Spain has been drawn against the Netherlands in the quarterfinals of the Nations League, while France was paired with Croatia in a rematch of the 2018 World Cup final.

The draw for the UEFA Nations League quarterfinals was made on Friday, with holders Spain being drawn against Netherlands and Germany set to play Italy.

European football’s leading countries have on Friday learned their respective fates for the quarter-final stage of the UEFA Nations League.And a whole host of high-profile fixtures have been

Spain will host Switzerland on Monday at the Estadio Heliodoro Rodríguez Lopez in Tenerife for the last matchup of the group phase of the UEFA Nations League. Luis de la Fuente had a solid group phase where they recorded four wins and one draw in the five opening games,

The Nations League quarter-finals promise not only top-tier football but also narratives of redemption, rivalry, and glory. Will Spain retain their crown, or will a new champion emerge? The answers await in 2025.

Spain have found out that they will face the Netherlands as their opponents in the quarter-finals of the UEFA Nations League. La Roja will play a home and away tie in March against the Dutch, before

Ayoze Perez scores one goal and assists another as Spain secure top spot in their Nations League group with victory at Denmark.

Both teams are locked together on four points from five games so far, but a Scotland defeat would result in automatic relegation; Poland can afford to draw. However, Scotland often fail to make the most of their chances and could ultimately be punished by their Polish counterparts.

Denmark and Croatia have qualified for the quarterfinals of the Nations League. Denmark got a 0-0 in Serbia on Monday while Croatia came from behind to tie visiting Portugal 1-1.

The new-look UEFA Nations League (UNL) group stage is coming to a close, with much more at stake than you might think. In fact, you might say you need a degree in football administration to fully understand the machinations.