Jump To:Watch from anywhereUKUSAustraliaPreviewPredictionCopy linkFacebookXPinterestEmailShare this article 0Join the conversationFollow usAdd us as a preferred source on GoogleNewsletterSubscribe to our newsletterOverviewKick-Off Time: 7:45pm GMT / 2:45pm ET / 6:45am AEDT (Fri)Free Stream: CT Sport (Czechia) / RTVE Play (Spain)TV Channels: Amazon Prime Video (UK) / Fox Soccer Plus (US) / beIN SPORTS (AUS)Watch from anywhere: Get 77% off NordVPNWatch Czechia vs Spain for free from anywhere as the world champions travel to Prague in the Nations League, with FourFourTwo bringing you live stream details and TV channels, wherever you are on the planet.La Roja have already qualified for the quarter-finals after winning their opening four matches in Group A3, but they will not be at full strength for this game with several stars including Lamine Yamal, Mikel Oyarzabal and Rodri all unavailable.Czechia are still looking for their first points of Nations League 2026/27 following four successive defeats, including a 3-1 loss to Spain in Oviedo last month.Read on as FourFourTwo brings you all the information on how to watch Czechia vs Spain online, on TV, and from anywhere - including for FREE.Can I watch Czechia vs Spain for free?Yes, Czechia vs Spain is free to watch in the respective countries of the teams involved. 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Kick-off is at 7:45pm GMT.Travelling outside the UK? You need a VPN to access your Amazon Prime Video stream from anywhere in the world.Watch Czechia vs Spain on Amazon Prime VideoAmazon Prime Video is showing Czechia vs Spain, with a pay-per-view fee of �2.49 all that is required for you to watch this Nations League match.View DealWatch Czechia vs Spain in the USFox Sports is the official broadcast partner of the Nations League in the US, with live coverage of Czechia vs Spain on Fox Soccer Plus. The game will kick-off at 2:45pm ET.Not in the US? Access your usual Fox Sports stream with a VPN.Watch Czechia vs Spain on Fox Soccer PlusFox Soccer Plus is available via cord-cutters such as Sling, YouTube TV, Fubo and DirecTV Stream. Alternatively, in-house streamer Fox One carries Fox Soccer Plus, with a 3-day free trial available on the platform.View DealWatch Czechia vs Spain in AustraliaIn Australia, Czechia vs Spain is live on beIN SPORTS.The match will be broadcast on the beIN SPORTS CONNECT streaming platform, with kick-off at 6:45am AEDT on Friday.Abroad? Watch Czechia vs Spain on beIN SPORTS with a VPN.Watch Czechia vs Spain on beIN SPORTSWatch Czechia vs Spain live on beIN SPORTS for $16.99 a month or $169.99 a year, with a 7-day free trial for new customers included in both plans.View DealCzechia vs Spain: Nations League previewWhen you have lost five games in a row, the last team you want to face are the world champions. Unfortunately for Czechia, that is exactly the situation they find themselves in tonight in Prague.Santi Denia's side have not enjoyed life in Nations League Group A3, losing all four matches and scoring just two goals. The Czechs look set to be relegated from the top tier unless they can claim a miracle result tonight and back it up against Croatia on Sunday.They have been hit by the absence of several key players, including injured sextet Robin Hranac, Pavel Sulc, Ondrej Lingr, Ondrej Kricfalusi, Michal Sacek, and Adam Karabec, plus the suspended Michal Sadilek.Spain will also be without a clutch of stars in Prague, with teenager superstar Lamine Yamal and forward Mikel Oyarzabal sidelined through injury and illness respectively. They are expected to return for Sunday's Group A3 finale against England, but midfielders Rodri and Dani Olmo will miss both games.The good news for manager Luis de la Fuente is that he has plenty of quality in reserve, with Alvaro Valles, Jacobo Ramon and Marc Roca handed their first senior call-ups.The world and European champions should have more than enough to beat the Czechs as they look to stretch their 11-match winning run and their 43-game unbeaten streak with their place in the quarter-finals already assured.FourFourTwo's predictionCzechia 0-2 SpainWe expect La Roja to continue their perfect Nations League record with little fuss.DisclaimerWe test and review VPN services in the context of legal recreational uses. For example: 1. Accessing a service from another country (subject to the terms and conditions of that service). 2. Protecting your online security and strengthening your online privacy when abroad. 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