England host Croatia at Wembley in UEFA Nations League A Group 3 on Nov 13

13 Nov 2026, 12:15 am IST|
England host Croatia at Wembley in UEFA Nations League A Group 3 on Nov 13
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England host Croatia at Wembley Stadium in their final UEFA Nations League A Group 3 match on Friday, November 13, with kick-off at 1:15 a.m. IST. The fixture is part of the UEFA Nations League 2026-27.

Since finishing third in the inaugural Nations League in 2018–19, England have only reached the group stage in subsequent editions. Their recent history includes a brief spell in the competition's second division in 2024–2025. Croatia finished as runners-up to Spain in the 2022–2023 Nations League. The visitors are now described in the source as being in grave danger of losing their place in the competition. England have recorded a four-game winning streak over Croatia.

Croatia arrive having lost three straight matches under manager Slaven Bilic. One of those defeats was a 7-0 loss to England last month. That 7-0 result was Croatia's heaviest defeat in a senior men's international. England have won their last three Nations League fixtures under Thomas Tuchel.

In India the match will be shown live on the Sony Sports Network and streamed on SonyLIV. Viewers in the United Kingdom can watch on Prime Video UK and S4C. Nigerian audiences can follow the fixture on SuperSport Premier League Nigeria via DStv or stream it using the DStv Stream app (formerly DStv Now). In the United States the game is available on FOX Sports, FuboTV and ViX.

It will be England's final home fixture of 2026. For more updates, Khel Now directs readers to its Facebook, Twitter and Instagram accounts. The outlet also advises downloading the Khel Now Android and iOS apps and joining its Telegram community.

A draw in each of England's remaining matches, against Croatia and Spain, will be enough to secure a berth in the Nations League round of eight. England sit one point away from advancing to the UEFA Nations League quarterfinals.

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