UEFA Nations League Prediction: Czech Republic vs Spain (12-11-2026)

Spain travel to Prague on Thursday, November 12, looking to maintain their perfect record in UEFA Nations League Group A3.

Luis de la Fuente’s team have won all four matches, scoring 12 goals, while the Czech Republic sit bottom with four defeats and 10 goals conceded.

The visitors have already secured a place in the quarter-finals, although finishing first remains important ahead of their final group match against England.

With Spain averaging three goals per game and the hosts struggling defensively, the away side’s attacking output deserves attention.

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Spain have scored at least three goals in three of their four UEFA Nations League matches. They opened with a 3-2 victory away to England, followed by a 4-1 win against Croatia and a 3-1 success over the Czech Republic.

Their only game below this line was October’s 2-1 away victory against Croatia.

The Czech defence has offered little resistance against League A opposition.

Santi Denia’s side have conceded at least twice in every group fixture, including three goals against both Spain and England.

Their average of 2.5 goals conceded per match is concerning ahead of another meeting with the reigning world champions.

October’s encounter provides a useful reference point.

Spain managed three goals against the same opposition just over a month ago, and the Czech Republic have shown no meaningful defensive improvement since then, losing 3-0 to England in their following match.

However, Spain’s attacking options have taken a hit. Lamine Yamal will miss the trip because of a knee problem, while Mikel Oyarzabal is unavailable due to illness.

Both are expected to join the squad later, ahead of Sunday’s meeting with England.

Those absences make the selection riskier, particularly as the Czech Republic have conceded exactly twice in both home matches so far.

Nevertheless, Spain’s attacking depth and the clear difference in quality leave another three-goal performance within reach.

The visitors should control possession and create the better opportunities. Whether they convert enough of them to clear this demanding line is the main question.