Check live streaming details of the UEFA Nations League 2022-23 match between Spain and Czech Republic. The Czech Republic are yet to beat Spain in an international match.
Czech Republic and Spain face each other in their fourth match at the UEFA Nations League 2022-23 on Monday (IST). While Spain are at the second spot in Group 2 of League A with five points to their credit from three games, Czech Republic are at the third position after playing as many matches. (More Football News)
Spain started their 2022-23 UEFA Nations League campaign with a 1-1 draw against Portugal. In the next match, they played out a 2-2 draw against Czech Republic. Their first win of the ongoing edition came against Switzerland, which is their most recent match.
On the other hand, Czech Republic started the season on a winning note. They defeated Switzerland 2-1. However, in the next game, they squandered their lead not once but twice to eventually settle for a draw with Spain. In their most recent match, Czech Republic lost 2-0 to Portugal, who currently top the table with seven points from three games.
Match: Spain vs Czech Republic, Group A2
Date: June 13 (Monday), 2022
Time: 12:15 AM IST/20:45 PM local (Sunday)
Venue: La Rosaleda Stadium, Spain
Spain vs Czech Republic, UEFA Nations League match will be streamed live on SonyLIV and JioTV.
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Both the sides have played six matches against each other so far. Spain have won four of them, while two have ended in draws. The two teams met last week in the ongoing UEFA Nations League. The match had ended in a 2-2 draw.
Spain’s Aymeric Laporte is currently recovering from injury and therefore misses the game. On the other hand, Czech Republic won’t play Patrik Schick and Tomas Petrasek as both the players are injured.
Spain: Unai Simon; Cesar Azpilicueta, Eric Garcia, Pau Torres, Jordi Alba; Sergio Busquets, Koke, Gavi; Pablo Sarabia, Alvaro Morata, Ferran Torres.
Czech Republic: Tomas Vaclik; Vaclav Jemelka, Jakub Brabec, David Zima; Vladimir Coufal, Tomas Soucek, Michal Sadilek, Jaroslav Zeleny; Jakub Jankto, Adam Hlozek; Jan Kuchta.