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Spain will conclude their journey in Group 4 of League A of the UEFA Nations League on Monday evening, when they host Switzerland in Tenerife. The Iberians are already assured in the Final 8, whatever the result of the day. Switzerland’s relegation to League B was confirmed, with a disappointing campaign that left them in fourth place with just two points.
Spain wants to continue its momentum
Spain were not at their best against Denmark on Friday night, but La Roja still remained serious, with goals from Mikel Oyarzabal and Ayoze Perez giving Spain a 2nd win. -1 in Copenhagen.
The result takes Luis de la Fuente’s side to 13 points from five matches in League A Group 4, six points ahead of second-placed Denmark with just one remaining match to be played.
Spain have scored 10 times and conceded only twice in five matches in this group. They have won their last four matches after drawing in Serbia when they entered the group at the start of September.
La Roja are the defending Nations League holders, having beaten Croatia in the 2022-23 final. She is also European champion, having beaten England in the Euro 2024 final.
Match time and location
6e Nations League day
Spain – Switzerland
At 8:45 p.m. French time
Heliodoro Stadium in Tenerife
The probable lineups for the Spain – Switzerland match
Spain: Raya; Mingueza, Vivian, Laporte, Grimaldo; Merino, Ruiz; N Williams, Olmo, Pino; Morata.
Switzerland: Kobel; Fernandes, Comert, Akanji, Rodriguez; Xhaka, Freuler; Monteiro, Amdouni, Kutesa; Zeqiri.
On which channel to watch the Spain – Switzerland match
The meeting between Spain and Switzerland will be followed this Monday evening from 8:45 p.m. on L’Equipe Live Foot in streaming. On the other hand, no French channel broadcasts this part.
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