Nations League 2026/27 opens with six League B matches across Europe
Georgia, Hungary, Poland, Slovenia, and Czechia host openers as new campaigns begin after World Cup disappointment.
KEY POINTS
- League B group stage began 25-26 September 2026
- Six matches across Georgia, Hungary, Poland, Czechia, Slovenia
- Free-to-air broadcasts available in most host nations
- Several teams rebuilding after World Cup qualifying failures
- New Scotland era starts under coach Sebastien Pocognoli
The 2026/27 UEFA Nations League League B campaign kicked off on Friday and Saturday with six fixtures. Georgia faced Northern Ireland in Tbilisi, while Hungary hosted Ukraine at Puskas Arena. Poland welcomed Bosnia & Herzegovina in Warsaw, and Czechia met Croatia in Prague. Slovenia played Scotland in Ljubljana on Saturday afternoon.
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