UEFA Nations League: results so far

The UEFA Nations League results page for 2026/27 lists every game already completed, arranged chronologically. Each row shows the full-time score alongside the half-time score, and the page also offers an overview of the campaign to date plus the largest margins of victory in the competition. With 14 groups in the group stage, the list grows fast, and fresh entries are added the moment each match finishes.

Interpreting scores and runs of form

Every line names the two teams, the date and the result, with the host side written first. That arrangement matters, since swapping the figures would flip the outcome completely. The full-time figure is what decides most wagers, because it covers the entire contest. The interval figure reveals a different narrative: whether a team was ahead at the break, came back from behind after a sluggish opening, or let a lead slip after the restart. Comparing the two numbers gives a fast sense of how a side manages its fixtures.

The overview and streak data take you beyond single matches. Pay particular attention to three aspects:

• Consecutive victories, indicating which teams have been delivering results across several rounds.
• Consecutive losses, hinting that a side is finding it hard to pick up points.
• Home versus away records, showing whether a team performs with ease away from home or relies mainly on its own stadium.

Matches run for 90 minutes plus added time, and the standings reflect the result at the final whistle. In the group phase, a win earns 3 points, a draw earns 1 and a loss earns 0. This system is why one draw can settle the ranking of a close group, and why a side winning its closing game can still fall short if rivals gathered more points earlier on.

Takeaways for bettors

Previous outcomes give a reasonable base for any wagering choice, yet they require careful interpretation. A club's latest run shows its current level, but a brief spell can be deceptive when opponents vary greatly in quality. Examining a broader set of games and judging the calibre of each rival makes for a more reliable read.

Scoring rates, mutual scoring and playing at home

How many goals a team banks and lets in reveals how open its matches typically are. Sides that often exchange goals tend to be involved in high-scoring games, which bears on over and under bets. The both-teams-to-score line hinges on how frequently each team hits the back of the net and how frequently it finishes without conceding. Regarding 1X2 and goal markets, settlement uses only the opening 90 minutes, so stoppage time beyond that does not alter the outcome.

It is also worth checking the effect of playing at home. Certain teams fare clearly better before their own crowd, and the home and away breakdown on the results page lets you gauge how much importance to attach to this in a given fixture.

How results shape our forecasts

Our recommendations begin with the prices several bookmakers publish for the same game. We strip out each bookmaker's margin to turn those prices into probabilities, and the recommended selection is the wager those probabilities back. Fair odds are calculated as 1 divided by the probability. If the top available price exceeds the fair price, we regard the value as sound. Each recommendation receives one of three ratings: likely for 60 percent and above, possible for 50 to 60 percent, and outsider for anything below 50 percent.

Recommendations go live once bookmakers post a match, which may happen as much as two weeks before kick-off. Every match page presents a primary pick, a secondary pick, the expected scorelines, the absentees, recent form and the head-to-head history. Finished games flow into the form and head-to-head sections, so a fresh result can shift the next forecast. Covered markets include 1X2, double chance, Asian handicap, total goals over or under 1.5, 2.5 and 3.5, both teams to score, correct score, and corners and cards lines.

Next steps

To follow where these results point, visit the standings for current group rankings, or browse the schedule for upcoming games. Forecasts for those matches are gathered on the tips page. Leading marksmen appear on the top scorers page, and the competition overview sets out the full structure.

Wagering is restricted to those aged 18 and older. No forecast can promise any outcome, so limit your stakes to what you can comfortably spare and never gamble money you cannot afford to lose.