Monday at the UEFA Nations League: England, Spain and Northern Ireland in action
Watch Spain v England on Sky Sports Main Event at 7pm, with six more UEFA Nations League games live on Sky
Monday 15 October 2018 19:53, UK
England take on Spain in Seville, while Northern Ireland travel to Bosnia in the UEFA Nations League on Monday, live on Sky Sports.
Group A2 leaders Spain have won both of their games so far, and could move within a point of winning the group and progressing to the finals if they can complete a double over England at the Estadio Benito Villamarin, with build-up and coverage live on Sky Sports Main Event from 7pm.
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They followed up a 2-1 win over England at Wembley last month with a 6-0 thrashing of Croatia in their following game, and strolled to a 4-1 victory over Wales at the Principality Stadium in a friendly last week - keeping up Luis Enrique's perfect start to life in the managerial hot seat.
For England, defeat will leave the team in danger of relegation and needing to beat Croatia at Wembley in November to ensure they remain in the top tier of the European competition.
Northern Ireland are rock bottom of Group B3 after back-to-back defeats to Austria and Monday's opponents Bosnia and Herzegovina, meaning victory is imperative for Michael O'Neill's men to avoid becoming cut adrift from their two group rivals.
Their narrow defeat in Austria on Friday may have been harsh on their hard-working performance, but they have now failed to score in five games away from home, and must put that record right in Bosnia, live on Sky Sports Football.
O'Neill has said he is more interested in developing the country's young players than whether Northern Ireland are relegated to the third tier of the Nations League, but a run of one win in five games - against lowly Israel - will be a concern.
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Iceland and Switzerland face off fresh from Erik Hamrén's side earning a shock 2-2 friendly draw against France last week, albeit after throwing away a two-goal lead.
That was the first game where Iceland have avoided defeat since their draw against Argentina in their opening game of the World Cup, after which four defeats in a row have humbled the Icelanders.
But they can move level on points with Switzerland in Group A4 should they achieve a result in Reykjavik, and get revenge for the 6-0 hammering they received from Vladimir Petkovic's men last month in the return leg, live on the red button at 7.45pm.
Finland are looking to keep up their spectacular form, including five wins from six, which has taken them to the top of Group C2 with a win over Greece, who sit second with two wins from their three games.
Estonia and Hungary will go head to head in the other game in the group, with the former looking to pick up their first points at the fourth time of asking. Both games are on the red button from 7.45pm.
In the bottom tier, Luxembourg host San Marino at the Stade Josy-Barthel, and can go top of Group D4 with a win, assuming they can better Belarus' result at home to Moldova.
