Czechia vs Spain Nations League 2026/27 live stream: where to watch — Thursday, 12 November at 7:45pm GMT / 2:45pm ET / 11:45am PT / 6:45am AEDT Friday, 13 November. The match kicks off in Prague and is part of the UEFA Nations League League A Group 2 fixtures. Spain have already secured their place in the quarter-finals but could finish top of their group if they win and England fail to beat Croatia.
La Roja are on a 42-game unbeaten run. Marc Cucurella, Pedri and Ferran Torres are expected to feature in Prague. Lamine Yamal will miss the match with a knee injury. For Czechia, the game presents an opportunity to pick up points and avoid automatic relegation from League A. Newly appointed head coach Santi Denia is still searching for his first win since taking charge.
The two sides have met eight times historically: Spain won six, two ended in draws. Their most recent Nations League meeting ended 3–1 to Spain. Italy vs France follows the same kick-off time, 7:45pm GMT / 2:45pm ET / 11:45am PT / 6:45am AEDT Friday, but is a separate fixture at San Siro, Milan.
Italy, under Roberto Mancini’s second tenure, have gone three games unbeaten after opening with a 2–0 loss to Belgium. They’ve beaten Turkey home and away and drew 1–1 with France in their previous Nations League clash. Pio Esposito, 21, has scored seven goals in 13 caps. France, managed by Zinedine Zidane, came from behind to beat Belgium 4–1 last October.
Kylian Mbappé returns from injury. Maxence Lacroix, William Saliba and Jules Koundé are all absent. Adrien Truffert and Jeremy Jacquet may start. Italy and France have met 40 times: France leads 19 wins to Italy’s 12, with nine draws.
Their last Nations League meeting was a 1–1 draw. Neither fixture is a technology event. Neither involves a product launch, software rollout or hardware announcement. TechRadar and TechRadar India published parallel guides covering broadcast rights and streaming access, but those are sports media reports, not tech news.
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