All UEFA Nations League results

Every finished match of the UEFA Nations League in 2026/27 is listed on this page, sorted by kick-off date. Each entry shows the full-time result alongside the half-time figure. You will also find a season overview and a ranking of the largest victories. The tournament is split into 14 groups, so the record keeps expanding, and it updates the moment each game ends.

Interpreting the figures and runs

Each entry names the competing sides, when they met and what the scoreboard read. The team listed first is the home side, and the figures follow that same sequence. The full-time score carries the most weight for wagering because it covers the entire fixture. The interval score adds color: it reveals whether a team was ahead at the break, bounced back from a slow opening, or squandered a lead once play resumed. Setting the two numbers side by side says a lot about how a side handles its games.

The overview and streak data let you step back from individual results. These are the patterns to follow:

• A string of successive victories, pointing to teams that keep delivering week after week.
• A string of successive losses, showing a side that finds it hard to pick up points.
• The contrast between home and away form, which reveals whether a team plays equally well on the road or depends on its own stadium.

Bear in mind that regular time lasts 90 minutes plus added time. Group-stage outcomes are determined at the end of regular time, so a game that finishes level is logged as a draw. Teams earn 3 points for a win, 1 for a draw and nothing for a loss, and that means one drawn game can tip the balance in a close group.

What past outcomes tell a punter

Previous outcomes are a sound place to begin before any stake is placed, yet they require thoughtful interpretation. A side's latest run shows how it is playing right now, although a brief sequence can be deceptive if the rivals differed greatly in quality. Assess form over a number of games and measure every result against the calibre of the opposition.

Scoring rates, BTTS and the home factor

How many goals a team puts away and lets in indicates how lively its matches usually are. Teams that trade goals freely tend to be involved in high-scoring contests, a detail that affects the over and under markets. The both-teams-to-score line hinges on how frequently each side scores and how frequently it finishes a game without conceding. Regarding 1X2 and goal-based wagers, only the opening 90 minutes are considered, so extra time added afterwards has no bearing on the outcome.

The advantage of playing at home deserves attention as well. Certain sides are clearly stronger before their own crowd, and the home and away breakdown on the results page helps you decide how heavily to weigh that element for a given fixture.

How our forecasts are built from results

We start from the prices several bookmakers display for one fixture. Each firm's built-in margin is removed, converting those prices into implied probabilities. A recommendation is the wager those probabilities back. Fair odds equal 1 divided by the probability, and if the top price on offer exceeds the fair price, we consider the value worthwhile. Every recommendation receives a rating: likely covers 60 percent or higher, possible covers 50 to 60 percent, and outsider covers anything below 50 percent.

Recommendations go live once bookmakers post a price, sometimes as much as two weeks ahead of kick-off. Every match page presents a primary pick, a secondary pick, the most probable scorelines, injuries and suspensions, recent form and the head-to-head history. Finished games update the form and head-to-head data, meaning each new outcome can alter the following forecast. Our coverage spans 1X2, double chance, Asian handicap, over or under 1.5, 2.5 and 3.5 total goals, both teams to score, correct score, and corner and card lines.

Further reading

For a broader view, consult the group standings, or browse the upcoming games still to be played. Forecasts for those matches are collected on the predictions section. Leading marksmen appear on the top scorers listing, while the overview sets out the full structure. Fans who also follow European club football may head to the UEFA Champions League, the UEFA Europa League or the UEFA Conference League.

Gambling is restricted to people aged 18 and older. No forecast can promise a result, so limit your stakes to what you can comfortably spare and never bet money you cannot afford to lose.