After the Champions League final last weekend, the regular season for clubs should be over by now. 2025 will be different, with the FIFA Club World Cup taking place between June and July, bringing in 32 clubs from all over the world. However, before that, there's an exciting international break this week. Exciting, at least for Germany, Portugal, Spain, and France, the four teams taking place in the "Nations League final four".
Semi-finals will start on Wednesday, between Germany and Portugal, followed by Spain and France. Then, on Sunday, it will be the day for the final and the match for third place.
Germany vs Portugal - 4 June, 20:00 BST, 21:00 CEST, Munich Football Arena
Spain vs France - 5 June, 20:00 BST, 21:00 CEST, Stuttgart Arena
Third place match: 8 June, 16:00 BST, 15:00 CEST
Final: 8 June, 20:00 BST, 21:00 CEST
Of course, every nation will have something to do this week. The Nations League is included in the World Cup 2026 qualifiers for UEFA, which began on March for some groups, or September and November for other groups, and will include a Group Stage followed by play-offs in 2026.
England, for example, will test themselves under new coach Thomas Tuchel against Andorra and Senegal on June 7 and 10. Matches for World Cup qualifiers will start on Friday, June 6, and will end on June 10 at the latest.
How to watch Nations League and World Cup qualifiers
International games often have different broadcasters than club competitions like Champions League. Here's a list of where you can watch Nations League in Europe (you can read the full list here).
Denmark: Discovery
England: Sky
Finland: Viasat
France: Tf1/M6/L'Équipe
Germany: ARD/ZDF/Perform DACH
Greece: Open TV/COSMOTE
Hungary: MTVA/AMC Networks
Italy: Rai/Mediaset
Netherlands: NOS/Ziggo Sport
Norway: TV2
Poland: TVP/Polsat
Portugal: RTP/Sport TV
Republic of Ireland: Sky/Virgin Media
Spain: TVE
Sweden: TV4