Spain vs England
Venue: Riyadh Air Metropolitano
Kick-off: Sunday, 10:45pm
Spain head into the final international window of the UEFA Nations League Group 3 campaign with a perfect record of 12 points from four matches. England are second with nine points.
Luis de la Fuente’s side have dominated recent encounters, beating England 2-1 in the Euro 2024 final before claiming a thrilling 3-2 comeback victory at Wembley in September. Spain’s attacking strength, particularly through Lamine Yamal and Nico Williams, has been impressive. They have scored at least twice in every Nations League group match, making them a difficult side to contain.
England, under Thomas Tuchel, have recovered well from their opening defeat, winning their next three matches without conceding. With Harry Kane and Jude Bellingham in fine scoring form, the Three Lions have enough attacking quality to trouble Spain.
However, Spain’s consistency and home advantage give them the edge.
Prediction: Spain 2-1 England
Belgium vs Italy
Venue: Stade Roi Baudouin
Kick-off: Sunday, 10:45pm
France lead League A Group 1 with 10 points, while Italy are second on seven, just one ahead of Belgium.
Sunday’s meeting in Brussels could be crucial in determining which team joins France in the quarter-finals.
Belgium will draw confidence from their 2-0 victory over Italy in Rome on Matchday One, when Mika Godts and Dodi Lukébakio scored to secure all three points.
The return of Jérémy Doku should strengthen Belgium’s attacking options, while home advantage could prove decisive.
Italy, however, have the midfield quality to make life difficult for the hosts. Nicolò Barella and Sandro Tonali will be key to controlling possession and dictating the tempo.
With both sides having plenty to play for, a closely contested draw looks likely.
Prediction: Belgium 1-1 Italy
Portugal vs Denmark
Venue: Estádio Municipal de Braga
Kick-off: Saturday, 10:45pm
Portugal lead League A Group 4 with a perfect 12 points from four matches, having scored nine goals and conceded four.
Despite Cristiano Ronaldo’s international retirement, Portugal’s attacking threat remains strong, with Vitinha, Bruno Fernandes and João Félix providing creativity and quality going forward.
Denmark occupy second place with six points but have been inconsistent. Their biggest concern is defensive solidity, having conceded seven goals in four group matches.
Portugal also boast an impressive recent record against the Danes, winning four of their last five meetings, including a 4-2 victory in Copenhagen on October 1, 2026.
With home advantage and greater attacking depth, Portugal should have enough to secure another important victory.
Prediction: Portugal 2-1 Denmark
Kakamega Homeboyz vs KCB
Venue: Bukhungu Stadium
Kick-off: Sunday, 3pm
KCB have made an impressive start to the 2026/27 season, sitting top of the table alongside Gor Mahia after six matches, with four wins, one draw and one defeat.
Robert Matano’s side travel to Kakamega on the back of three consecutive victories, including a hard-fought 1-0 win over APS Bomet despite playing with 10 men.
Homeboyz, meanwhile, have struggled for consistency and sit 16th after winning just one of their five matches. They are winless in their last four outings and are yet to record a home victory this season.
Their latest setback was a 2-2 draw against Kenya Police FC after surrendering an early lead.
KCB’s superior form, confidence and tactical organisation make them favourites. Homeboyz will need a significant improvement to stop the visitors from collecting maximum points.
Prediction: Kakamega Homeboyz 0-2 KCB
