Spain and Croatia meet on Tuesday, September 29, in Sevilla for the second matchday of Group A3 in the Nations League, with the game set for the Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán and a kick-off time that will put it on at 20:45 in Spain, 14:45 on the U.S. East Coast and 12:45 in Mexico.
It is the next checkpoint for a match that already carries weight because Spain arrives unbeaten in 39 matches after beating England 3-2 at Wembley, while Croatia also arrives with three points after its 2-1 win over República Checa. Spain’s last outing produced goals from Lamine Yamal, Álex Baena and Mikel Oyarzabal, and Croatia’s response was built around Luka Modric opening the scoring before Mario Pašalić struck the late winner.
That is why the search is focused on this game now: it is not just another friendly or a remote fixture on the calendar, but a live Group A3 test with both sides already off to winning starts. Spain returns to Sevilla as the home team, and the setting adds another layer to a match that has turned competitive before the first whistle because neither side is walking in with questions about form or points.
The broadcast picture depends on where the viewer is sitting. In the United States, the match will be on Fox Sports 1, with fuboTV, ViX and FOX One listed as streaming options. In Mexico, it will be on Sky Sports Mexico, with Sky+ and izzi also listed as ways to access the transmission. The referee is Serdar Gozubuyuk of Países Bajos.
The cleanest read on the matchup is simple: Spain has the unbeaten run, Croatia has the early points, and Tuesday’s game decides which of them starts to control Group A3. The only thing left now is the match itself, and the result will shape the race before the group settles into its next round.
