UEFA Nations League 2026-27: League A tables, November fixtures and our prices

League A tables as of 5 October 2026

These tables are the starting point for our Nations League predictions. Groups 2 and 4 have played four matches. Groups 1 and 3 have played three, with their fourth round on 5 and 6 October.

Group 1

Group 2

Group 3

Group 4

What the autumn told us

Group 1. France won 1–0 in İzmit and 1–0 in Brussels, then drew 1–1 with Italy at the Stade de France. Belgium opened with a 2–0 win in Rome and beat Turkey 3–0 in Liège. Italy recovered from that defeat with a 4–1 win in Bursa. Turkey have one goal in three games.

Group 2. The tightest group. The Netherlands drew 1–1 with Germany in Amsterdam and 2–2 in Thessaloniki, and won twice against Serbia. Greece won 2–1 in Belgrade and 1–0 in Augsburg, then held Germany 0–0. Germany have scored three goals in four matches.

Group 3. Spain won 3–2 at Wembley on the opening weekend, then beat Croatia 4–1 in Seville and the Czech Republic 3–1 in Oviedo. England answered with a 2–0 win in Prague and a 7–0 win in Rijeka, Croatia's heaviest defeat. England's goal difference is already better than Spain's.

Group 4. Portugal beat Wales 1–0, won 2–1 in Oslo, won 4–2 in Copenhagen and beat Norway 2–1 in Porto. Twelve points from twelve puts them in the quarter-finals. Norway beat Denmark 3–2 on the first night and have lost three since.

The fixtures still to come

All kick-offs below are UK time. On 5 October France host Belgium at the Stade de France and Italy play Turkey in Bologna, both at 19:45. On 6 October Croatia meet Spain in Split and England host the Czech Republic at Wembley, again at 19:45. A Spain win in Split would leave them needing very little from November, and we will update our Nations League predictions for Group 3 after it.

In November the groups finish over two rounds. The key games on matchday 5: England v Croatia and Italy v France on Thursday 12 November, the Netherlands v Greece and Serbia v Germany on Friday 13 November, Portugal v Denmark on Saturday 14 November. On matchday 6: Spain v England and Belgium v Italy on Sunday 15 November, Germany v the Netherlands on Monday 16 November and Denmark v Norway on Tuesday 17 November.

Our Nations League predictions for November

These are opinions. The price column is our estimate of fair decimal odds for each pick, not a bookmaker price; if you are offered less, we see no value. Our Nations League predictions assume no major injury news, so check the squads named in early November before you bet.

England v Croatia. England won the reverse fixture by seven. Croatia will defend deeper at Wembley, which is why we take -1.5 rather than a bigger line. Read the Asian handicap explainer if the settlement of -1.5 is new to you.

Netherlands v Greece. Level on eight points, with the head-to-head still open after 2–2 in Thessaloniki. Greece have conceded three in four, but the Dutch at home have the stronger attack. Our view: home win.

Serbia v Germany. Serbia have lost four out of four and Germany need points. A win in Belgrade would set up a decider in Berlin three days later. Germany have not scored freely, so we stay on the result rather than a handicap.

Portugal v Denmark. Portugal are through, and a point here would settle top spot. Denmark conceded four at home to Portugal and scored two. We expect goals at both ends again; the BTTS guide explains how that market is priced.

Belgium v Italy and Spain v England. Two matches that may settle second place in Group 1 and first place in Group 3. Belgium have conceded once in three matches and won 2–0 in Rome, so we lean under 2.5 goals. Spain and England met in a five-goal match in September, and both sides have scored freely since. For a goal-based view of your own, the Poisson calculator does the maths.

If you combine these picks, the acca calculator shows how the return grows and how the margin compounds with each leg.

The outright market: who wins in June 2027

The outright market prices the eight quarter-finalists before half of them are known. Spain are world champions and lead their group. Portugal won the 2025 Finals and are the only side already through. France and England lead or sit second in their groups and reached the World Cup semi-finals. Those four should take most of the money.

Our view on value: wait for the quarter-final draw. The two-legged ties in March remove four of the eight, and a group winner gets the second leg at home. Of the leading sides, England look the most likely to finish second in their group and face a group winner, which is a reason to prefer them after March rather than now. Our Nations League predictions on the outright will be updated once the groups end on 17 November.

Where to watch the Nations League

Nations League matches are shown by national broadcasters that buy UEFA rights in each country, and the rights holder changes from market to market. UEFA's own site publishes the full fixture list, kick-off times and match reports.

Some sportsbooks also stream a share of international matches to customers who are logged in, usually next to the in-play market. We have chosen sites where that option exists, but which games appear depends on the site and on where you are, so look at the schedule a day ahead.

More on national teams and club football

For the wider calendar, including AFCON 2027 and the Euro 2028 draw, see international football betting. The football hub covers the core markets. The players in these squads return to the Premier League, La Liga and Serie A a few days after the window closes, and prices for those rounds often move on fitness news from the break. Before staking on a midweek international, check the margin with the odds calculator.

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