Spain v Czech Republic: kick-off time, TV channel and match preview

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Spain v Czech Republic: kick-off time, TV channel and match preview

Spain host Czech Republic on Saturday, 3 October 2026, as the Nations League reaches its third matchday, with kick-off scheduled for 18:45 GMT at the Estadio Carlos-Tartiere.

Spain have made a perfect start to their campaign, winning both of their opening matches. The 2026 world champions began with a 3-2 victory against England before beating Croatia 4-1.

Lamine Yamal has been central to Spain’s impressive attacking form, with the Roja showing considerable efficiency in front of goal. They will now look to extend that momentum against a Czech Republic side at the bottom of the group.

Czech Republic have no points from their first two fixtures. They lost 2-1 to Croatia and then suffered a 2-0 defeat by England, leaving them with back-to-back losses ahead of their visit to Spain.

Head-to-head record

Spain have dominated the fixture since the formation of the current Czech national team. Across seven previous meetings, the Spaniards remain unbeaten, recording five wins and two draws.

That record, combined with the two teams’ contrasting starts to the competition, makes Spain strong favourites at home. Africafoot’s prediction is a 3-1 victory for Spain.

The betting prices listed for the match are 1.05 for a Spain win, 7.70 for a draw and 20.00 for a Czech Republic victory.

Match details

Date: Saturday, 3 October 2026 Kick-off: 18:45 GMT Venue: Estadio Carlos-Tartiere

Where to watch

The match will be shown on L’Equipe Live Foot in France, Nova TV in Croatia, and DAZN in Spain and Germany.

In Belgium, VTM GO will broadcast the game. Viewers in Italy can watch on RAI Play, Mediaset or Sky Italia, while coverage in Austria is available on DAZN, ORF ON and PULS 4.

SuperSport holds the broadcast rights in sub-Saharan Africa, with beIN Sports showing the match in the MENA region.

Spain will be seeking a third successive win in the group and another positive result against Czech Republic, while the visitors will attempt to recover from their difficult opening two games.

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