UEFA Nations League Prediction: Spain vs England (15-11-2026)

Spain and England meet at the Riyadh Air Metropolitano in Madrid on Sunday, November 15, with first place in UEFA Nations League Group A3 at stake.

Spain have won all five matches to collect 15 points, while England sit three behind after four consecutive victories.

Both nations have qualified for the quarter-finals, but their approach to this decider will differ. A draw is enough for Luis de la Fuente’s side to finish top; Thomas Tuchel’s team need a win.

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The last five meetings between these countries have each seen both teams score and at least three goals. Spain won 3-2 at Wembley in September, following their 2-1 victory in the UEFA EURO 2024 final.

The two UEFA Nations League encounters in 2018 finished 2-1 and 3-2, while a 2016 friendly ended 2-2.

Spain have scored 14 goals across five group games, finding the net at least twice every time.

They conceded in their first four fixtures before recording a 2-0 win in Czechia on Thursday, when Álex Baena and Marc Pubill scored.

Their attacking consistency is encouraging, although that latest clean sheet demonstrates their ability to control matches without exchanging goals.

England have scored 16 times, including seven away to Croatia. Their 2-1 win over the same opponents on Thursday was considerably tighter.

Morgan Rogers opened the scoring, Croatia equalised, and Harry Kane settled the game from the penalty spot. Kane has now scored seven goals in this UEFA Nations League campaign.

Spain could receive a timely attacking boost. Lamine Yamal and Mikel Oyarzabal are expected to rejoin the squad after missing the Czechia trip, although their involvement against England has not been confirmed. The visitors, meanwhile, remain without injured defender Marc Guéhi.

The main concern is England’s defensive record. Tuchel’s side have kept three clean sheets in five group matches, while Spain do not need to chase a victory.

Nevertheless, England’s need for three points and the teams’ recent history of scoring against each other support the possibility of another match featuring goals at both ends.