Spain vs Portugal live stream: how to watch 2022 Nations League football online from anywhere and on TV, team news

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The Nations League may still be in its infancy, but Spain vs Portugal is a glamour group stage clash that brings the UEFA football competition into sharp focus this evening. The two sides have already put their mark on the tournament. Portugal were crowned winners in the inaugural Nations League back in 2019 while Spain came close to matching that feat last year after finishing as runners-up to France.

The team sheets are in and Cristiano Ronaldo starts on the bench for Portugal, with Rafael Leao and Andre Silva leading the line, with the visitors attacking threat bolstered by Bruno Fernandes, Otavio and Bernardo Silva. The hosts meanwhile begin the game with a forward line of Alvaro Morata, Pablo Sarabia and Ferran Torres

Kick-off is at 7.45pm local time on today. Read on to find out how to watch a Spain vs Portugal live stream no matter where you are in the world.

Spain vs Portugal live stream

Date: Thursday, June 2

Kick-off time: 7.45pm BST / 2.45pm ET / 11.45am PT / 4.45am AEST / 6.45am NZST

Venue: Estadio Benito Villamarín, Seville

Live stream: Premier Sports (UK) | Fox Sports (US) | Optus Sport (AU) | Sky Sport (NZ) | RTVE.es (ESP)

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Spain come into this tie off the back of a five-game winning streak that has seen them concede just one goal. Their most recent victory was a 5-0 friendly trouncing of Iceland back in March.

Portugal are meanwhile on something of a high after after booking their spot at the 2022 World Cup, following a 2-0 play-off final victory over North Macedonia.

League A Group 2 looks a tricky pool, though, with it also including the Czech Republic and Switzerland, meaning both teams will want to make a strong opening statement in this first match.

You can watch the game free on RTVE.es in Spanish but read on to find out how to watch a Spain vs Portugal live stream from wherever you are.

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How to watch Spain vs Portugal: live stream soccer in the US

Soccer fans based in the US can tune in to this big Nations League clash on <a href="https://www.foxsports.com" data-link-merchant="foxsports.com"">Fox Sports.

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How to watch 2022 Nations League without cable

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How to watch Spain vs Portugal from outside your country

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How to watch an Spain vs Portugal live stream in the UK

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How to watch Spain vs Portugal: live stream football in Australia

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How to watch Spain vs Portugal: live stream football in New Zealand

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