Spain is looking to secure their third consecutive victory in the 2026-27 UEFA Nations League when they take on the Czech Republic this Saturday night. Currently, La Roja leads Group 3 of League A with six points, while the Czech Republic sits at the bottom of the table without any points, having lost both of their opening matches. Spain kicked off their Nations League campaign with a thrilling 3-2 win against England at Wembley on September 26, followed by a convincing 4-1 triumph over Croatia just three days later, bringing their total to six points. Under the management of Luis de la Fuente, Spain will face both the Czech Republic and Croatia before the current international break concludes, and it would be surprising if they fail to earn a total of 12 points given their impressive form, as they are regarded as one of the top teams in world football. As the reigning world and European champions, Spain has achieved nine consecutive victories across all competitions and remains unbeaten in regular time since a friendly match against Colombia in March 2024. La Roja won the Nations League in the 2022-23 season but fell to Portugal in the 2024-25 final, losing on penalties. Historically, Spain has faced the Czech Republic seven times, remaining unbeaten with five wins and two draws. Their last encounter was in June 2022, where Spain secured a 2-0 victory in a Nations League match. In their previous Nations League campaign, the Czech Republic managed to draw 2-2 with Spain in their home match. However, their current 2025-26 Nations League season has started poorly, with Santi Denia's squad losing 2-1 to Croatia in their opener and then falling 2-0 to England three days later.