Spain travel to Croatia for their final UEFA Nations League game of the international break.
The world champions have been flawless in their games so far, but are facing a stung side who shipped seven goals to England last time out.
And despite only a few changes from Luis de la Fuente, this game may be tougher than it looks for La Roja.
Catch up with all the team news right here on 101GreatGoals.
Croatia team news:
Croatia starting XI: Livakovic, Stanisic, Gvardiol, Vuskovic, Sutalo, Kovacic, Modric, Vlasic, Perisic, Jakic, Matanovic
Croatia substitutes: Pandur, Kotarski, Pongracic, Beljo, Kramaric, Budimir, Pasalic, Baturina, Sucic, Misic
Spain team news
Spain starting XI: Simon, Pubill, Cubarsi, Laporte, Cucurella, Rodri, Pedri, Olmo, Alex Baena, Yamal, Oyarzabal
Spain substitutes:
Recent Form for Croatia v Spain
Recent Results : Croatia
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UEFA Nations League
Croatia CRO
L 0 – 7 2026-10-03England ENG
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UEFA Nations League
Spain ESP
L 4 – 1 2026-09-29Croatia CRO
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UEFA Nations League
Czechia CZE
W 1 – 2 2026-09-26Croatia CRO
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World Cup
Portugal POR
L 2 – 1 2026-07-03Croatia CRO
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World Cup
Croatia CRO
W 2 – 1 2026-06-27Ghana GHA
Recent Results : Spain
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UEFA Nations League
Spain ESP
W 3 – 1 2026-10-03Czechia CZE
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UEFA Nations League
Spain ESP
W 4 – 1 2026-09-29Croatia CRO
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UEFA Nations League
England ENG
W 2 – 3 2026-09-26Spain ESP
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World Cup
France FRA
W 0 – 2 2026-07-14Spain ESP
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World Cup
Spain ESP
W 2 – 1 2026-07-10Belgium BEL
Where to Watch Croatia vs Spain: TV and online streams
Croatia v Spain kicks off at 7:45pm BST on Tuesday, October 6 at the Stadion Poljud in Split. The match will be available to watch live in the UK through Amazon Prime Video on a pay-per-view basis.
Prediction for Croatia v Spain
The last thing Croatia would have wanted after conceding seven goals against England is a meeting with a Spain side currently scoring freely against almost everyone they face.
Bilic should demand a far more disciplined performance after Saturday’s humiliation, and Croatia are unlikely to leave themselves quite as exposed as they did against the Three Lions.
Even so, their defensive problems are impossible to overlook. Spain scored four times in the reverse fixture and have now reached 10 goals after only three Nations League matches.