Football today: Where will the games be shown on Friday 15 November?

• Spain, Portugal and Scotland all in Nations League action on Friday
• CONMEBOL 2026 World Cup qualifying continues
• How to watch Friday’s international matches

The final international break of the calendar year continues on Friday evening with an array of action involving some of the world’s best.

The 2024/25 UEFA Nations League offers up European champions Spain, Cristiano Ronaldo’s Portugal and home nations Scotland and Northern Ireland, while there are some tasty clashes in South America for those keen on a late night.

Here’s how you can tune into Friday’s action in the United Kingdom, United States and Canada.

2024/25 UEFA Nations League

There are nine Nations League fixtures to get your teeth stuck into on Friday evening and the good news for those in the United Kingdom is that all of them are available to watch live on the Viaplay International YouTube channel. For those on the move, Scotland’s clash with Croatia is also available to listen to on BBC Radio 5 Live.

With eight of the nine fixtures kicking off at 19:45 GMT, you’ll have to select wisely. Spain’s trip to Denmark and Portugal’s clash with Poland stand out as promising fixtures.

Those keen on watching some European action in North America are in luck. In Canada, all nine matches are being broadcast on DAZN.

In the United States, there are a myriad of platforms broadcasting matches. All games are available on fuboTV and ViX, while the Fox Sports Network have access to an array of different fixtures.

Tubi are also showing Portugal vs Poland and TUDN have the rights to Switzerland’s clash with Serbia.

How to watch Friday’s Nations League fixtures

CONMEBOL 2026 World Cup qualifying

There’s a repeat of the 2024 Copa America semi-final / Buda Mendes/GettyImages

Now, technically these CONMEBOL 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifiers take place in the early hours on Friday 16 November for those in Europe.

Colombia visit Uruguay in a repeat of the troublesome 2024 Copa America semi-final as both sides continue their push for automatic qualification, while strugglers Peru and Chile lock horns in the following match.

Unfortunately, the fixtures are not being broadcast anywhere in the United Kingdom, but Fanatiz are showing both matches in Canada and the United States.

How to watch Friday’s CONMEBOL World Cup qualifiers