Nations: Spain stay unbeaten and qualify; England dazzle at home

Nations: Spain stay unbeaten and qualify; England dazzle at home The "Super FIFA International Window" came to an end in Europe on Tuesday (6), with two matches. In the fourth round of the 2026/27 UEFA Nations League, England beat Czechia 3–0, while Spain came from behind to defeat Croatia 2–1. England 3–0 Czechia At the iconic Wembley Stadium in London, England put on another show in the tournament. Coufal scored an own goal early in the match to give England the lead. Then Harry Kane—with goals late in the first half and early in the second—rounded off England's rout in the Nations League. After losing to Spain in their opener (3–2), England beat Czechia (2–0) and Croatia (7–0) away from home. With their third straight win, England remain second in Group 3 with nine points. Czechia are still without a point in the tournament and sit bottom of the group. Croatia 1–2 Spain The reigning world champions suffered a scare in the first half when Perisic opened the scoring. After the break, following sustained pressure, Mikel Merino equalized for Spain. And in the final minute of regulation time, Merino sealed a 2–1 win for La Roja. Spain therefore maintain their perfect record after three straight wins (3–2 against England, 4–1 against Croatia, 3–1 against Czechia and now 2–1 against Croatia), leading Group 3 with 12 points and already through to the next round. Croatia, whose only win came away to Czechia, 2–1, sit third with three points. 📅 Coming up The European national teams return to action during the next FIFA international window in November. Spain visit Czechia on November 12 before hosting England on November 15. England host Croatia on November 12. Croatia and Czechia face each other on November 15.  This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇧🇷 here.