Football fans gearing up for the upcoming Nations League 2026/27 fixture can catch the clash between Croatia and Spain on Tuesday, October 6. Kick-off is set for 7.45pm BST, translating to 2.45pm ET and 11.45am PT. Viewers in Australia can tune in on Wednesday, October 7 at 5.45am AEDT. Both national teams enter this match under vastly different circumstances following recent results in the tournament.
Spain heads into the fixture under manager Luis de la Fuente looking to maintain a dominant 41-match unbeaten streak in 90 minutes that dates back to March 2024. A single point will nearly secure La Roja a spot in the quarter-finals. Meanwhile, Croatia is seeking a major rebound in Split after suffering a heavy 7-0 home defeat against England over the weekend, marking the heaviest reverse in the history of the men's national team. Veteran Luka Modric is expected to earn his 206th cap for the Vatreni.
Audience members located in Spain and Croatia can access free official broadcasts of the match. RTVE Play carries the stream in Spain, while Nova TV broadcasts the game live in Croatia. International travelers or viewers outside those regions can utilize virtual private network services like NordVPN to access their home country streaming accounts securely from anywhere.
Fans tuning in from the United States can watch the fixture through Fubo, which offers a Pro plan starting at $88.99 per month with a 5-day free trial. Alternatively, the Spanish-language service ViX airs the match via its $6.99 monthly Premium with Ads package. In the United Kingdom, Prime Video provides pay-per-view access to the game for a fee of £2.49. DAZN broadcasts the match in Canada with soccer packages starting at CA$24.99 per month, and beIN Sports holds the rights in Australia with subscriptions starting at $16.99 monthly alongside a 7-day free trial.
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