UEFA Nations League: fixtures and kick-off times

The UEFA Nations League schedule for 2026/27 lists every upcoming match in the competition, sorted by day and start time. Every entry shows the two sides, the kick-off converted from the local time of the host nation, and a link to that game's forecast. Since fixtures move and new dates are announced regularly, treat the schedule as a living calendar and recheck it before making any plans.

Structure of the group programme

The tournament uses 14 groups in its opening phase. Each nation meets only the rivals drawn into its own group, so the listing is divided by group instead of forming one continuous table of fixtures. How many matches a team will contest depends on its group, so look up your side's own entries rather than estimating from the overall count.

Start times are given by the clock in the host country. Viewers in other regions should adjust the time ahead of kick-off, especially when a game is scheduled late in the evening and the local date differs. Dates can be shifted, and any change is posted on the schedule once confirmed. If you noted a date earlier, check it against the current entry, since the schedule overwrites outdated details.

Getting ready for a match day

Begin by consulting the group standings. Three points go to a winner, one to each side in a draw, and nothing to the loser, so a single outcome can reshuffle the order quite a bit. Seeing where each team sits shows how much a fixture could mean to both of them.

After that, review recent results and team news. Each match page presents both sides' latest results, the previous meetings between them, and any players unavailable because of injury or a ban. A missing star can alter a squad's shape, so reading these details should come before you examine any betting prices.

Next, look at the markets on offer. The match pages include a number of betting types:

• 1X2, covering a home victory, a draw or an away victory
• double chance
• Asian handicap
• total goals above or below 1.5, 2.5 and 3.5
• both teams to score
• exact score
• corner and card totals

Bets on 1X2, goal totals and both teams to score are settled using only the 90 minutes and added time. Extra time and a penalty shootout are excluded from these wagers, so read the wording of each market before relying on an outcome.

Behind each tip

Tips are built by comparing prices from multiple bookmakers. The built-in margin is stripped out, the prices are converted into implied probabilities, and the leading tip is whichever wager those probabilities back. A fair price is 1 divided by the probability. If the strongest price on offer exceeds that fair price, it is flagged as a good price. Each tip receives a rating: likely at 60% or above, possible between 50 and 60%, and outsider below 50%. These ratings express how probable an outcome seems, nothing more.

Timing of forecasts

A forecast goes live once bookmakers begin pricing a game, which may happen as much as two weeks ahead of kick-off. The match page then offers a primary tip, a secondary tip, the likeliest scores, the unavailable players, recent results and previous meetings. A game priced only recently could show up on the calendar before all of its analysis is ready, and certain sections may be completed afterwards.

Further competition pages

To learn how the competition is structured, start with the competition overview. Every tip can be found on the competition predictions page, finished matches appear on the results page, and the complete calendar sits on the fixtures page. For goal leaders, visit the top scorers page. Players from clubs in European club football can also be tracked via the UEFA Champions League, the UEFA Europa League and the UEFA Conference League.

Only those aged 18 or older may place bets. Forecasts cannot promise any result, so wager only what you can comfortably lose and do not view a tip as a route to guaranteed profit.