Spain come into this game with four wins from four in the Nations League and the competition’s 2nd-best attack, having scored 12 goals.

They’ve already beaten England and Croatia away from home, as well as beating Czechia 3-1 in October.

Czechia, on the other hand, have lost all four games, conceded 10 goals and are allowing more than 18 shots per match.

Even without Lamine Yamal and Mikel Oyarzabal, Spain still have plenty of attacking options.

Fermín López, for example, has eight goals and seven assists in 15 games for Barcelona, including two goals against Atlético Madrid on Sunday.

Despite winning all four games, Spain have conceded in every match so far.

Czechia managed to score against them last month and also found the net against Croatia.

The good news for the hosts is that Tomáš Souček is back from injury, having already scored three goals for West Ham this season.

After suffering a narrow defeat against Spain in game one of the Nations League, England have bounced back with three successive wins in convincing style.

They beat Czechia twice, and Croatia once, with 12 goals scored in those three matches and not a single one conceded.

Meanwhile, Croatia have struggled.

They have only picked up three points from their four Nations League so far, which came against Czechia in round one.

Their heaviest defeat came against England, and that game wasn’t much of a contest.

Considering they will now travel to London, this looks like another difficult matchup for them.

Italy have looked pretty good going forward in this Nations League campaign, scoring eight goals in four games, but their defensive numbers are a bit worrying.

They’re allowing 16.5 shots per game, while they’re yet to keep a single clean sheet.

France are unbeaten in the competition and have had 27 shots on target in four games, including eight in their last meeting with Italy.

Olise has been one of their standout players, with four goals and two assists, while Mbappé returns to the squad after scoring 17 goals in 16 games for Real Madrid this season.

Despite their problems at the back, Italy managed 1.55 xG in their 1-1 draw with France in October and created three big chances in that game.