UEFA Nations League: upcoming fixtures

The fixtures page of the UEFA Nations League in 2026/27 lists every coming match of the competition, sorted by date and kick-off time. Each line shows the two teams, the day and the time in the time zone of the country where the match is played, and a link to the prediction of that match. Because the list changes as matches are played, moved or added, it is best read as a live schedule rather than a fixed calendar.

How the Nations League calendar works

The competition is played as a group stage of 14 groups. Teams meet the other members of their group, and the fixtures are spread over the dates set for the competition. Each group has its own matches, so the number of games a team plays depends on its group rather than on a single fixed total. The fixtures page gives the exact list for each team, so you do not need to count matches yourself.

Kick-off times are shown in the local time of the country where the match is played. If you follow a team from another country, check the time carefully before you plan to watch. Some matches are moved to another day, sometimes at short notice, and the fixtures page is updated when this happens. If a date you noted earlier has changed, trust the current line on the page.

Preparing for a round of matches

A round is easier to understand when you look at three things before the first kick-off. Start with the table of the group, because a win is worth 3 points, a draw 1 point and a defeat 0 points, and the position of each team shows what a result means. Then look at the recent form of both teams and the head to head record, which every match page gives you.

Next, check the absences. Injured or suspended players can change a team's shape and its chances, and the absences section of each match page lists them. Finally, read the odds of the match. The match pages offer several markets:

• 1X2, which covers a home win, a draw or an away win
• double chance
• Asian handicap
• total goals over or under 1.5, 2.5 and 3.5
• both teams to score
• correct score
• corners and cards lines

Note that the 1X2, goals and both teams to score markets are settled on the 90 minutes plus stoppage time only, not on extra time or a penalty shootout.

The tips on each match page are built from the odds of several bookmakers. The margin is removed, the odds become probabilities, and the main tip is the bet those probabilities support. Each tip carries a label: likely for 60% or more, possible for 50 to 60%, and outsider for under 50%. A price is marked as good when the best available odds are higher than the fair odds, which equal 1 divided by the probability. Treat these labels as estimates, not certainties.

When predictions appear

Predictions appear as soon as the bookmakers quote a match, which can be up to two weeks before it is played. Every match page then shows a main tip, a second tip, the probable scores, the absences, the form and the head to head. Matches that are quoted later will have their predictions added when the odds become available, so a match listed on the fixtures page may not yet have a full analysis.

Useful pages for the competition

To follow the competition, use the overview of the competition for background, the predictions of the competition for all tips in one place, the results for completed matches, and the fixtures for the full schedule. The top scorers page shows the goal leaders. Teams that also take part in European club competition can be followed on the pages for the UEFA Champions League, the UEFA Europa League and the UEFA Conference League.

Betting is for adults aged 18 and over only. A prediction is not a guarantee of any result, so bet only what you can afford to lose and never treat a tip as a promise of winnings.