Unbeaten Spain head to Prague tonight with a Nations League quarter-final place already secured. Here’s how to watch and stream Czech Republic v Spain on TV today, with the Epet Arena hosting a 19.45 GMT kick off.

Live StreamingDateKick off TimeTV Channel
Czech Republic v Spain12 November 202619.45 GMTAmazon Prime Video
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It has been a miserable Nations League campaign for the Czech Republic, who have lost all four of their group games. A 2-1 home defeat to Croatia was followed by a 2-0 loss to England in Prague, a 3-1 defeat in Spain and then a 3-0 loss at Wembley.

Santi Denia’s side cannot reach the quarter-finals and are facing relegation to League B, although third place is still possible ahead of their final game in Croatia on Sunday. Their last win came in a friendly back in June.

Michal Sadilek is suspended, but Ladislav Krejci is available again after serving a ban against England. Tomas Soucek should start in midfield and Vladimir Coufal at the back, with Adam Hlozek leading the line, and 18-year-old Idris Hopi is hoping for his senior debut.

Spain have won all four of their games and are already through to the quarter-finals. The world champions, who won the World Cup in July, beat England 3-2 at Wembley, Croatia 4-1, the Czechs 3-1 and then Croatia again, 2-1, to sit three points clear at the top of the group.

Luis de la Fuente’s side are on a long winning run in all competitions and are favourites for the Nations League trophy. Top spot will be settled when they host England in Madrid on Sunday.

Lamine Yamal will not be involved after injuring his knee playing for Barcelona against Atletico Madrid, but he is expected to join up with the squad ahead of the England game. Mikel Oyarzabal is out with illness, and Alex Baena and Fermin Lopez, both one booking from a suspension, are still expected to start.

Spain have a strong record against the Czech Republic, and even without Yamal they will be expected to make it five wins from five in the group.