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England host Spain at Wembley in Nations League opener after World Cup third-place finish

England begin their UEFA Nations League campaign at Wembley on 26 September against Spain, their first meeting since the Euro 2024 final. Further home fixtures follow against Czechia on 6 October and Croatia on 12 November.

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England host Spain at Wembley in Nations League opener after World Cup third-place finish
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England open their UEFA Nations League campaign at Wembley Stadium on Saturday, 26 September, hosting Spain in a rematch of the Euro 2024 final, which the Spanish won 2-1. The fixture is the first of three home games Thomas Tuchel’s side will play in the competition this autumn.

The match arrives on the back of a strong World Cup showing in North America, where England navigated the knockout stages before securing third place with a 6-4 victory over France. Supporters who missed those games overseas now have the chance to see the Three Lions in action on home soil.

The Spain clash will feature the prospect of Lamine Yamal facing Harry Kane, should the Barcelona winger earn a call-up. It is set to be one of the most anticipated home fixtures of England’s Nations League group stage.

After two away fixtures, England return to Wembley to face Czechia on Tuesday, 6 October, before rounding off their home schedule against Croatia on Thursday, 12 November.

Tickets for the Spain and Czechia games are currently available through several online retailers, with options ranging from standard seats to hospitality packages that include premium seating, multi-course meals, and private box hire. Supporters can also purchase directly through the official Wembley Stadium ticketing portal, though registration is required in advance.

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