How to watch Spain vs. England in the UEFA Nations League on Monday, October 15. Spain hosts England in the UEFA Nations League on Monday in Seville with an opportunity to wrap up first place in the group and a spot in the semifinals of the inaugural competition. Spain leads both England and Croatia by five points with all having played two of the four group matches thus far. A win for Spain would lift La Furia Roja to nine points, putting the other two contenders out of reach and securing a place in the summer semifinals with the other League A group winners. England, meanwhile, will look to rediscover the form that took the Three Lions to the World Cup semifinals. Since falling to Croatia in extra time in Russia, England is 0-2-1 in official competition, including a 2-1 loss to Spain last month at Wembley Stadium. Here's how to watch the match: Time: 2:45 p.m. ET TV: Univision Deportes, UniMas Live Stream: Watch live on fuboTV. Sign up now for a free seven-day trial. You can also stream live via ESPN+ and Sling TV. SI TV is also now available on fuboTV. Watch Planet Futbol TV, SI’s soccer show starring Grant Wahl and Luis Miguel Echegaray, weekly on Fubo TV or anytime, anywhere here.<doc-sep>This isn’t Tottenham Hotspur football but it’s the closest thing we’ve got right now. England are in Spain to take on the Spanish in a Nations League match, a few days after a boring scoreless draw in an empty stadium in Croatia. Numerous reports are suggesting that Eric Dier and Harry Winks are expected to anchor the England midfield, Harry Kane will start up top, and Kieran Trippier is expected to also be in the starting eleven. Danny Rose withdrew from the squad earlier with an injury to his groin. No more injuries, please! Here’s your open thread. Lineups Take a look at the Spain team that'll line up against the #ThreeLions: pic.twitter.com/7QZGQuwmZT — England (@England) October 15, 2018 How to Watch Date/time: Monday, October 15, 2018 | 2:45 p.m. (ET), 7:45 p.m. (BST) Venue: Estadio Benito Villamarín, Sevilla, Spain TV: Univision Deportes (USA-Spanish), Sky Sports Main Event, (UK), not televised (Canada), Optus (Australia), other listings at livesoccertv.com Streaming: ESPN+ (USA), Univision Deportes En Vivo (USA - Spanish), fubo.tv (free trial) Radio: TalkSport Match thread rules:<doc-sep>England pulled off a spectacular 3-2 away win against Spain in Seville securing a defining win in Gareth Southgate’s tenure and UEFA Nations League safety. Southgate's side started in ballistic fashion in the first-half and frequently exposed the space between Spain’s centre-back pairing of Sergio Ramos and Nacho via lofted through balls. Raheem Sterling opened the scoring with his first goal for England in 27 caps after a majestic 17-pass passage of play exhibited England's own imitation of tiki-taka. Spain vs England – Nations League player ratings Show all 22 1 /22 Spain vs England – Nations League player ratings Spain vs England – Nations League player ratings Marcus Rashford - 8/10 Rashford took his goal really nicely and played a gorgeous pass for England’s opener, but it is for his workrate that he earns high marks. His pace really worries teams and there was a sense tonight that he was a little more comfortable tucked inside rather than on the wide extremes. Tireless and diligent in his defensive work, Rashford never seemed to stop running and battling. Action Images via Reuters Spain vs England – Nations League player ratings Harry Kane - 8/10 He would have loved a goal but this was a magnificent performance from Kane. Dominated the Spanish defence with his physicality, Action Images via Reuters Spain vs England – Nations League player ratings Raheem Sterling - 7/10 Two very welcome goals to break his drought. The first was an excellent finish. Sterling was busy and a menace in behind that Spain struggled to deal with. AP Spain vs England – Nations League player ratings Ross Barkley - 7/10 Accomplished performance. Similarly to Winks showed his defensive steel and always looked forward when on the ball. Delectable clipped ball to Kane for Sterling’s second. Action Images via Reuters Spain vs England – Nations League player ratings Eric Dier - 7/10 Much-maligned in an England shirt, this was a good performance from Dier. His early clattering of Sergio Ramos was a bit of a tone-setter and seemed to almost lift England. Stout at the heart of midfield. Action Images via Reuters Spain vs England – Nations League player ratings Harry Winks - 6/10 Winks was very quiet, but that wasn’t necessarily a bad thing. A player more for the game where England are dominant in possession, but his positional sense and discipline was strong throughout. Getty Images Spain vs England – Nations League player ratings Ben Chilwell - 6/10 A few nervy moments, but generally solid. Spain certainly didn’t exploit him at any point, and Chilwell stuck to his task well, blocking several attempted crosses. Kept going through the 90 minutes. Action Images via Reuters Spain vs England – Nations League player ratings Harry Maguire - 8/10 A few nervy moments, but generally solid. Spain certainly didn’t exploit him at any point, and Chilwell stuck to his task well, blocking several attempted crosses. Kept going through the 90 minutes. Getty Images Spain vs England – Nations League player ratings Joe Gomez - 7/10 Untroubled and unperturbed throughout the game. Gomez used the ball well and did all his defensive work effectively. Action Images via Reuters Spain vs England – Nations League player ratings Kieran Trippier - 7/10 The Tottenham full-back ran himself virtually into the ground before being replaced. Asensio got no joy against Trippier. An impressive defensive performance, even if he had little chance to get forward. Getty Images Spain vs England – Nations League player ratings Jordan Pickford - 6/10 His well-directed long balls were influential in both the first and second goals. Very, very fortunate not to concede a penalty for his pulling back of Rodrigo after messing about in his own area. Tidy generally, and similarly to De Gea had very little to do saves-wise. Action Images via Reuters Spain vs England – Nations League player ratings Marco Asensio - 5/10 Asensio was probably Spain’s most disappointing player, his largely excellent set-pieces aside. He earns a slight rating jump for that, but otherwise was wasteful and lacked drive. Getty Images Spain vs England – Nations League player ratings Rodrigo - 5/10 Rodrigo should have had a penalty, but otherwise a quiet game. Maguire and Gomez handled him rather easily. AFP/Getty Images Spain vs England – Nations League player ratings Iago Aspas - 5/10 Aspas was relatively lively, but didn’t look a natural fit on the right wing. Substituted for the more impressive Paco Alcacer. Getty Images Spain vs England – Nations League player ratings Saul - 5/10 Kept possession well, but similarly to his midfield cohorts Saul did little to influence outside of the middle of the park. Replaced by Dani Ceballos as Spain chased an unlikely comeback, and Ceballos looked to provide more. Getty Images Spain vs England – Nations League player ratings Sergio Busquets - 6/10 As ever the tall midfield pivot was very accomplished in possession, but little else from Busquets. Getty Images Spain vs England – Nations League player ratings Thiago - 6/10 Plenty of flashy touches and some lovely bits and pieces from Thiago, but the midfielder failed to produce the incisive pass Spain need to break down England’s well-structured defence. Getty Images Spain vs England – Nations League player ratings Marcos Alonso - 5/10 Raheem Sterling had plenty of joy down the forward-minded full-back’s channel and looked a threat in behind every time England had the ball at times. Alonso did offer a useful outlet going forward, but the ability in the final third typical of the Chelsea man’s game was not apparent. AFP/Getty Images Spain vs England – Nations League player ratings Sergio Ramos - 6/10 Failed to effectively organise the Spanish defence’s high line, and Kane bullied both he and Nacho aerially at times. Ramos kept fighting until the death, however, and deserves kudos for lifting his side in the second half. He took his consolation goal well. Getty Images Spain vs England – Nations League player ratings Nacho - 5/10 Harry Kane made Nacho’s life difficult throughout and the Real Madrid defender was part of a disjointed defence exploited badly by England for the three goals.<doc-sep>Danny Mills gives his verdict after England recorded a famous 3-2 UEFA Nations League victory over Spain in Seville on Monday. Raheem Sterling ended a three-year international goal drought with a double, and Marcus Rashford scored his sixth international goal between the two strikes of his team-mate, as England raced into a three-goal lead at the break. Paco Alcacer pulled one back on 58 minutes and Sergio Ramos added another deep into second half stoppage-time, though the Spain captain's header was the final touch of the game. Former England defender Mills watched the game in the Sky Sports News studio and gave each of England's players a rating out of 10 after the full-time whistle... Jordan Pickford - 6.5 The England stopper was outstanding in his delivery, playing out from the back and he set up the goals with his quick thinking and accurate passing. That would have got him an eight, but having said that, there were a couple of errors. One led to the corner that Alcacer scored from and he was very, very fortunate where he tried to be too clever in the box, tried a little Cruyff turn and then - in my opinion - brought down Rodrigo. It should've been a penalty, which would have made it 3-2 at the time and probably a red card as well. Kieran Trippier - 6 We are used to seeing him get forward at every opportunity; bombing forward and getting crosses into the box but that couldn't happen this evening. A good, solid performance but he just didn't really have the opportunity to affect the game. Joe Gomez - 8 I thought Gomez was very, very good in defence on his fifth outing for Gareth Southgate's side. Good, solid defending from the Liverpool man. Harry Maguire - 6 I've seen him player better, in all honesty. He almost got caught out a couple of times and also picked himself up a booking for a rash sliding challenge on Dani Ceballos - it's that trailing leg that brings people down. Therefore, I'm tempted with a seven, but I'll go for a six, though it may be a little bit harsh. Ben Chilwell - 6 He only touched the ball about 20 times at left-back but had an awful lot of defending to do, being disciplined at the back. He didn't do anything particularly wrong, but didn't have an opportunity to get on the ball and get forward. Harry Winks - 6 It was a difficult night for Winks in Seville, I thought. He didn't get an awful lot of the ball, Spain dominated that midfield area in terms of possession and we didn't see enough of him going forward. Again, he was one that didn't do anything particularly wrong, but just wasn't on the ball enough to really impact the game. Eric Dier - 6 Dier defended well at times, was a little bit rash in a couple of challenges and got himself booked early on with a sliding tackle. On another night - had the referee been a little bit harsher - he could've earned another yellow card and he would have walked, but again, it was difficult in that midfield area. Ross Barkley - 7 Showed signs that he is a quality player, including his great little dink to Harry Kane at the far post, who then set up Raheem Sterling for the third of the evening. He is starting to grow into his role, I think. Raheem Sterling - 9 I thought he was a threat all night and he got his two goals. The first finish was absolutely exceptional; touch out of his feet, bends the ball into the top corner. The second was a tap-in, but he had to be in the right place at the right time and it was a good gamble from him. Marcus Rashford - 8 It was great for him to score, but he also played a fabulous ball through for Raheem Sterling in the build-up to the opening goal as well. Harry Kane - 9 An exceptional performance. Kane led from the front, was involved in all of the goals and was really unselfish at times. He held the ball up incredibly well and brought people into the game so scores highly, for me, because he really was superb. The substitutes It was fantastic that Nathaniel Chalobah got his first cap, but he was barely on for minutes and I'm not sure he even touched the ball, so I think we will simply congratulate him on becoming a senior international. Kyle Walker came on to shore up the defence, but didn't really have too much to do, likewise with Trent Alexander-Arnold. 4:04 Highlights of England's historic 3-2 win against Spain at the Estadio Benito Villamarin None of the substitutes really had an impact in the game, didn't have an awful lot to do and weren't really tested at either end of the pitch. Therefore, I don't think it would be fair to rate any of them out of 10.<doc-sep>
Victor R. Caivano/Associated Press Spain are favourites to beat England on Monday, as the pair clash in Group 3 of League A in the UEFA Nations League in Seville. The Spanish have been the outstanding side in Europe's newest competition and will hope to maintain their 100 per cent record. A victory for La Furia Roja will see them qualify as group winners, eliminating England and Croatia. Date: Monday, Oct. 15 Time: 7:45 p.m. (BST), 2:45 p.m. (ET) Odds: Spain win: -125 (bet $125 to win $100), England win: +350, Draw: +250 TV: Sky Sports Main Event (UK) Stream: Sky Go (UK), ESPN+ (U.S.) Odds according to OddsShark. Video Play Button Videos you might like Preview Michael Regan/Getty Images After wonderful campaigns at the 2018 FIFA World Cup finals, England and Croatia would have felt they were ready for success in the Nations league. However, Spain have quickly re-established the status quo, and their dominance in Group 3 of League A has been clear and precise. Three Lions coach Gareth Southgate has continued to build a squad filled with youth and exuberance, but the games after Russia 2018 have served as a lesson to his team. Spain have been ruthless, and with quality oozing from every pore, they once again appear to be world beaters. Stu Forster/Getty Images Former coach Julen Lopetegui's acrimonious departure destroyed any hopes of success at the World Cup, but new Spain manager Luis Enrique has arrived with huge enthusiasm. The ex-Barcelona boss has his side set up in a familiar 4-3-3, and the attackers have quickly profited from playing a system they know well. Spain have scored 12 goals in their last three games, and England will struggle to keep a clean sheet at the home of Real Betis on Monday. Spanish defender Cesar Azpilicueta has said the disappointment of Russia 2018 has refuelled his nation. TF-Images/Getty Images Per Phil Blanche of the Associated Press (via MailOnline), the Chelsea star noted Southgate's recent success but added his team-mates are motivated to show their own quality: "We know England are a very strong team. "They reached the semi-finals of the World Cup and have young players. "They have been working a few years together and play in a very good way. Obviously we are aware of that. "But we are lucky in Spain to have so many players that will fight for their place in the squad. "We are pleased because we are coming from a disappointment in the World Cup and we know we have to recover our place." According to BBC Sport, John Stones and Jordan Henderson will be missing for the trip to Spain, with both players suspended after receiving bookings in England's match against Croatia. Michael Regan/Getty Images Southgate could opt to sit his team deeper and play on the counter-attack, opening up the match for budding teenage superstar Jadon Sancho. Sancho came off the bench to make his senior debut against Croatia, and the Borussia Dortmund attacker was not out of his depth against the team that finished runner-up to France at the World Cup. The 18-year-old is brave and relentless, and his success in the Bundesliga has made him one of the most exciting prospects in world football. England will expect to have only a small share of possession in Seville and will have to be economical to hurt Spain in short and sharp bursts.