When is the Nations League final?
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Spain will face Portugal on Sunday in the final of the 2024-25 Nations League.
The match - to be played at the Allianz Arena in Munich - Germany will kick off at 20:00 BST.
Euro 2024 winners Spain reached the final with a dramatic 5-4 win over France on Thursday.
Portugal had secured their place a day earlier, coming from behind to beat Germany 2-1 thanks to Cristiano Ronaldo's winner.
The two semi-final losers will meet in a third place play-off on Sunday. That match - in Stuttgart - kicks off at 14:00 BST.
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Lamine Yamal scored twice for Spain in their semi-final win over France
The Uefa Nations League is an international competition played over a two-year cycle.
Uefa's nations are split into four leagues - League A, League B, League C and League D - with promotion and relegation at the end of each campaign.
The top three leagues are split into four groups, while League D contains two.
The winners in each League A group meet in one-legged semi-finals, with the victors reaching the final.
Performances in the Nations League also play a part in qualification for World Cups and European Championships.
Previous Nations League winners
In what is the fourth edition of the Nations League, finalists Spain and Portugal are both eyeing a second title.
Spain won the most recent final in 2023, beating Croatia on penalties following a goalless draw after 120 minutes.
Portugal were winners of the inaugural final in 2019, beating the Netherlands 1-0 in Porto.
2022-23: Spain
2020-21: France
2018-19: Portugal
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