Nations League TV schedule 2024/25: Coverage, TV fixtures and live stream
Your complete guide to watching the Nations League in 2024/25, featuring a full TV schedule of games coming up.
The Nations League returns as the international football calendar resets to the start of its cycle following Euro 2024.
England continue with Lee Carsley at the helm for one more game against Republic of Ireland as he seeks to sign off his short spell with a flourish.
Scotland jet off to face Poland on Monday night, while Wales host Iceland on Tuesday. Elsewhere, Northern Ireland travel to Luxembourg.
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The Three Lions and Wales were both relegated from League A last time out, meaning they will begin life in the second-tier League B. Scotland are going in the opposite direction, to League A. Northern Ireland remain in League C.
RadioTimes.com brings you the complete Nations League TV schedule, including every home nations game you can watch live in the UK.
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Nations League TV schedule 2024/25
All UK time. Subject to change. Home nations + Republic of Ireland games only.
Matchday 6
Sunday 17th November
- B2: England v Republic of Ireland (5pm) ITV1/ITVX
Monday 18th November
- A1: Scotland v Portugal (7:45pm) Viaplay International YouTube
Tuesday 19th November
- B4: Wales v Iceland (7:45pm) BBC iPlayer/S4C
- C3: Luxembourg v Northern Ireland (7:45pm) Viaplay International YouTube
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Nations League TV rights 2024/25
England matches will be shown live on ITV until 2027. This includes qualifiers, Nations League and friendly matches.
Wales will be shown on Welsh-language channel S4C and BBC iPlayer.
However, while the other TV rights in the UK were picked up by Viaplay, they have since withdrawn their operation from the UK.
Games have been shown on Viaplay International YouTube, but not on the streaming platform itself.
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