Coverage of the UEFA Nations League Group A3 match from Fortuna Arena in Prague. England continue their campaign away to Czechia in another demanding fixture in a group that also includes Spain and Croatia. The Three Lions have enjoyed some memorable meetings with the Czechs, including a 5-0 victory at Wembley during Euro 2020 qualifying, although Czechia responded with a 2-1 win in the return fixture. England will be targeting another positive result as they look to establish themselves among the leading sides in a highly competitive group.

Coverage of the UEFA Nations League Group B1 match from Hampden Park in Glasgow. Scotland welcome Switzerland as they continue their Nations League campaign, with both sides among the favourites to challenge for promotion from League B. The teams met at Euro 2024, playing out an entertaining 1-1 draw in Cologne, with Scott McTominay's effort eventually cancelled out by Xherdan Shaqiri. Scotland will be looking to turn home advantage into three points this time as they face a Swiss side with plenty of experience on the international stage.

Coverage of the UEFA Nations League Group A4 match from Cardiff City Stadium. Wales return home to face Norway in their third match of the campaign, with the visitors boasting plenty of attacking quality and a recent history of success in major international competition. Norway's modern generation is led by prolific striker Erling Haaland, while Wales will be looking to make home advantage count in Cardiff. With Portugal, Denmark and Norway all competing in the same group, Wales know that another positive result could prove crucial in their bid to challenge for a place in the next stage.

Coverage of the UEFA Nations League Group B3 match from the Aviva Stadium in Dublin. Ireland face Austria in their third match of the campaign, with the visitors providing another stern test as both nations compete for promotion from League B. The sides have developed a competitive rivalry in the Nations League, having met in the 2020/21 edition, when Austria won 1-0 in Dublin before the return fixture ended 0-0. Ireland will be hoping home advantage can make the difference this time around.

Coverage of the match from The Recreation Ground. The hosts will be looking to get revenge for their play-off semi-final defeat to the Chiefs back in June. That game saw Exeter win a thrilling game 27-26 at this ground to make it through to the final. The hosts had taken a 26-10 lead into half-time but Ethan Burger proved to be the match-winner thanks to a 67th-minute try.

Coverage of the match from Ashton Gate. The last meeting between these two sides proved a memorable one for the Saints and a nightmare for Bristol. Northampton ran in an incredible 14 tries as they demolished the Bears 94-33. The visitors were already 61-14 ahead at half-time before they ran in another five tries to claim a massive victory.

Coverage of the Gallagher PREM Rugby match from Kingsholm. Gloucester return home for their first Premiership fixture of the season after opening their campaign away to Exeter Chiefs, while Harlequins began their campaign against Bath at the Twickenham Stoop. The Cherry & Whites will be looking to make home advantage count as they welcome Quins to Kingsholm, with both sides aiming to get their first points on the board. Gloucester have a strong home tradition and will be hoping for a fast start in front of their supporters.

Coverage of the match from Kingston Park Stadium. The Tigers ran out 62-3 winners the last time these two sides met back in April as they demolished Newcastle thanks to 10 tries across the game. Leicester's Gabriel Hamer-Webb had a memorable game as he scored five tries in less than 55 minutes.

Coverage of the UEFA Nations League Group B1 match from the National Arena Todor Proeski in Skopje. Scotland travel to North Macedonia for their third group fixture, with both sides looking to strengthen their promotion challenge. Scotland have enjoyed recent success against their opponents, winning both Euro 2024 qualifying meetings, including a 3-0 victory at Hampden. The return fixture in Skopje finished 2-0 to Scotland, with Scott McTominay among the scorers. Another victory would put Scotland in a strong position with three matches still to play.

Coverage of the match from StoneX Stadium. The last time these two sides met back in April ended in a memorable victory for Saracens as they came away from Sale with an incredible 85-19 win. The hosts ran in 13 tries and were already leading 38-0 at half-time before they scored another seven tries in the second period, as Saracens' Noah Caluori went over five times in the match.

Coverage of the UEFA Nations League Group A4 match from Cardiff City Stadium. Wales meet Denmark for the second time in the space of a week as the two sides contest another important Group A4 fixture. The Danes produced a memorable 4-0 victory when the nations last met at Euro 2020, but Wales will be hoping for revenge on home soil. With Portugal and Norway also competing for the top positions, the result could have a major bearing on the group standings as the league phase approaches its conclusion.

Coverage of the UEFA Nations League Group B3 match from the Aviva Stadium in Dublin. Ireland face Israel for the second time in four days as the two sides meet again in the Nations League. The fixture comes at a crucial stage of the campaign, with Ireland looking to take advantage of home support and strengthen their position in the group. The nations have a competitive history, including their Euro 2020 qualifying meetings, which both ended in draws. Ireland will be targeting victory in Dublin as the promotion battle intensifies.

Coverage of the UEFA Nations League Group A3 match from Wembley Stadium. England welcome Czechia for the return fixture just a week after the sides met in Prague. The Three Lions will be hoping to finish this international window strongly against a Czech side they have experienced mixed fortunes against in recent years. England recorded a 5-0 victory at Wembley in Euro 2020 qualifying, but Czechia won the return fixture 2-1. With Spain and Croatia also in the group, another three points could prove vital to England's hopes of finishing among the leading sides.

Coverage of the UEFA Nations League Group B1 match from Hampden Park in Glasgow. Scotland welcome Slovenia for the return meeting between the sides, having travelled to Ljubljana earlier in the campaign. The nations know each other well from their Euro 2024 qualifying campaign, with Scotland winning 2-0 at Hampden before a 2-2 draw in Slovenia. Steve Clarke's side will be hoping home advantage can again prove decisive as they look to strengthen their position at the top end of the group and push for promotion to League A.