Spain Secures 2-0 Victory Against Czech Republic in Nations League Match

Spain’s national football team defeated the Czech Republic 2-0 in a UEFA Nations League match held in Prague on November 12, 2026. This victory keeps Spain’s impressive streak alive, as they remain unbeaten in 44 competitive games.

Alex Baena opened the scoring for Spain with a penalty kick in the 39th minute. The penalty was awarded after a video review confirmed that Czech midfielder Lukas Ambros had handled the ball in the box. Baena’s powerful shot went past the Czech goalkeeper, Matej Kovar.

Things worsened for the Czech team when their captain, Ladislav Krejci, was sent off in the 69th minute for a foul on Spain’s Roberto Fernandez. This was Krejci’s second red card against Spain in recent matches.

Marc Pubill, who came on as a substitute, sealed the win for Spain with a goal in stoppage time. He scored with a low shot after being left unmarked by the Czech defense.

Spain had already secured a spot in the quarter-finals before this match and will face England in their final Group A3 game in Madrid on Sunday. The Czech Republic, on the other hand, has lost all their Nations League games this season and will need to win their next match against Croatia to avoid relegation.