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What is the UEFA Nations League?
The UEFA Nations League is a national football team tournament organised by UEFA. Created in 2018, this competition aims to increase the competitiveness and interest of international friendlies by giving teams the chance to compete for a European title and places in the European Championship. Each edition of the Nations League is played over two years and culminates in a final stage that determines the champion.
How is the tournament structured?
The Nations League is divided into four leagues: A, B, C, and D, each with four groups of teams. The leagues are designed based on the national teams’ rankings, allowing teams of similar levels to compete against each other.
UEFA Nations League 2024-2025 fixture
The UEFA Nations League 2024-2025 tournament has already begun and runs until June 2025. The group stages are played from September to November 2024, while the final stage will take place in June 2025. Favourite teams such as France, Spain, Germany, and Italy will battle for the title, while other nations will aim to stay in their league or seek promotion.
A bit of history: champions and memorable moments
Since its first edition, the UEFA Nations League has delivered unforgettable moments to European football. In 2019, Portugal crowned itself as the first champion of the tournament by defeating the Netherlands in a final held in their own country. Later, in 2021, France won the title by beating Spain in an emotionally charged final with stunning plays. This tournament has provided a platform for new rivalries and high-level football, quickly establishing itself as a significant event in the international calendar.
