The European football competition kicks off in two days’ time, with Fox Sports presenting coverage of over 40 matches through to Tuesday 14 June, when the first window of match days ends.
This also marks the first competition to be covered by the network after it reached a deal with UEFA last year. Besides the Nations League, Fox Sports further secured coverage of European World Cup qualifying matches and the 2024 and 2028 Euros.
Live coverage of the Spain versus Portugal match on Thursday 2 June will be broadcast on Fox Sports 1 (FS1), starting at 2:30pm ET. Other games covered by Fox Sports include France’s clash with Croatia on Monday 6 June, and France’s subsequent match-up against Austria on 10 June.
Fubo TV, meanwhile, will provide live coverage of France’s debut on Friday 3 June, when the reigning champion takes on Denmark, starting at 2:45pm ET. Fubo TV will further stream all England matches.
Leading Fox Sports’ commentary for the UEFA Nations League will be play-by-play announcer John Strong and match analyst Stu Holden.
Other broadcasters covering the competition include JP Dellacamera, who will team up with Aly Wagner, a former midfielder for the US women’s national team.
Analysts working studio coverage on FS1 include Alexi Lalas, Maurice Edu, Stu Holden and Aly Wagner, as well as former England Defender Warren Barton. Los Angeles FC Head Coach Steve Cherundolo and LA Galaxy Midfielder Sacha Kljestan will make their “Fox Sports studio analyst debuts” during the competition.
