Spain vs Netherlands Nations League quarter-final second leg preview: Where to watch, kick-off time, form guide

Spain and Netherlands meet in the second leg of their UEFA Nations League quarter-final on Sunday 23 March.

Where to watch Spain vs Netherlands on TV

Fans can find their local UEFA Nations League broadcast partner(s) here.

Predicted team line-ups

Spain: Unai Simón; Porro, Huijsen, Le Normand, Cucurella; Ruiz, Pedri; Yamal, Olmo, Williams; Morata

Netherlands: Verbruggen; Geertruida, Van Hecke, Van Dijk, Baas; De Jong, Reijnders; Frimpong, Kluivert, Gakpo; Depay

Form guide

Spain (most recent match first): DWWWWW

Netherlands (most recent match first): DDWLDD

Reporter's view

Graham Hunter, match reporter: European champions Spain are on a 22-match unbeaten run, but they rarely get easy wins against the Netherlands. With left-back Jorrel Hato suspended, Ronald Koeman will have to improvise a little, while Luis de la Fuente has Ayoze Pérez suspended and a difficult choice as to whether Pau Cubarsí (who came off injured in the first half in Rotterdam) can start. Koeman won the Copa Del Rey with Valencia during his time at this stadium, but he will not be expecting much support from La Roja fans. Will that fervent atmosphere help Spain progress to their third successive Nations League Final Four? They look slight favourites – but bank on it being dramatic.

What the coaches say

Luis de la Fuente, Spain coach: "I couldn't have asked for more from these players [in the first leg]. We're up against a great opponent. We won more duels, we finished well and we weren't at the mercy of our opponent. They're very powerful, and it was a match worthy of a final. I would like to especially thank the city of Valencia for its welcome and support. I am sure the atmosphere tomorrow will be historic. They will push us with almost supernatural strength."

Ronald Koeman, Netherlands coach: "I expect another match of high intensity. Both teams can also learn from last Thursday, with things that can be improved. The result was 2-2, but there were many moments when Spain were under pressure. We can still do better, but I was satisfied with Thursday. I think that was our best performance so far from my second spell as national coach."