Czechia 0–2 Spain

A gulf at the top

Spain lead League A - Group C with 12 points from four matches, while Czechia are fourth on zero. The 12-point gap gives Spain a commanding position, and the stakes are clear: another win would extend their perfect Nations League run, while Czechia need to find a way to halt a difficult sequence.

Spain’s momentum, Czechia’s slide

Spain have won four in a row in this competition, scoring 12 goals and conceding five across those four matches. They have also won both of their away games, scoring five and letting in three.

Czechia have lost four consecutive Nations League matches. Across those four games they have scored twice and conceded 10; at home in the competition, they have lost both matches, scoring once and conceding four. These figures cover Nations League matches only, not either team’s season form.

Spain hold the recent edge

Spain are unbeaten in the last four meetings, winning three and drawing one. The most recent was in October, when Spain beat Czechia 3-1 in the Nations League. Two of those four meetings had two goals or fewer, so the recent record points towards Spain without guaranteeing another comfortable evening.

The attacking difference

Spain’s 12 goals in four Nations League matches underline the threat they bring, while Czechia’s two goals across the same competition run show the challenge facing the home side. Spain have conceded five, however, and have yet to keep a clean sheet in the competition, leaving Czechia a possible route into the game if they can make their attacks count.

Our prediction

Four consecutive wins and a stronger scoring record give Spain the edge. Czechia can still make it a close game, and a draw remains plausible.