Wembley sells out for matchday one
England host Spain at Wembley on Saturday, September 26. Ninety thousand fans, kick-off at 8:45 p.m. local time, the opening game of the Nations League for both sides.
Thomas Tuchel sends his Three Lions out at home, still building momentum since he took the job. The ground is sold out. Everyone in English football knows what that atmosphere sounds like.
Spain arrive as world champions. Luis de la Fuente has just signed a new deal through 2032, reward for a project that peaked with the 2026 World Cup. Few managers walk into Wembley with that kind of standing right now.
There’s unfinished business here for England too. Berlin, 2024, the Euro final, a 2-1 loss to these same opponents. That one hasn’t faded. A win Saturday would be the cleanest way to start the road toward direct qualification, before the tougher away trips arrive later in the autumn.
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L’Equipe has the rights, and it’s showing the whole thing free, on digital terrestrial TV and its streaming app. No subscription needed to catch England vs Spain Saturday night.
Pre-match build-up, full post-match breakdown too, useful if you’re the type who wants to keep the analysis running well past the final whistle. That alone sets this one apart from the usual big European nights, most of which end up scattered behind paywalls and split across platforms.
Schedule subject to change by the tournament organisers or broadcaster.
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