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The Spain vs Netherlands match can be watched on Fubo Sports, ViX (free), and FOX Sports 1 on Sunday, March 23, at 3:45 PM ET / 12:45 PM PT. From the historic Mestalla Stadium in Valencia, Spain, led by Luis de la Fuente, will try to seal their spot in the UEFA Nations League , while the Netherlands, under Ronald Koeman, aims to pull off a memorable away victory. Discover how both teams arrive, their recent results, and the possible lineups for this decisive encounter.

After a 2-2 draw in the first leg, Spain and the Netherlands return for the second leg of their UEFA Nations League quarterfinal showdown. Spain comes in as slight favorites, buoyed by home support and a run of strong performances under Luis de la Fuente. With a mix of youth and experience, La Roja aims to capitalize on their attacking depth and midfield control.

The Netherlands, meanwhile, travels to Spain with confidence after holding their rivals in the first leg. Koeman's squad features explosive talent in attack and a solid core in defense, and they'll need both to advance past a well-drilled Spanish side. Expect a tactical battle with moments of flair as both teams chase a place in the final four.

Spain has shown consistency and offensive power in their recent fixtures. A 3-2 win over Switzerland on November 18 and a narrow 2-1 away win against Denmark on November 15 demonstrated their composure under pressure. Most recently, they held the Netherlands to a 2-2 draw in the first leg, showcasing their resilience in a high-intensity match.

Last 3 Matches:

The Dutch side has had a mixed run of results, including two consecutive draws and a dominant win over Hungary. Their 2-2 tie against Spain highlighted their attacking quality, while a 1-1 draw with Bosnia and Herzegovina and a 4-0 victory over Hungary showed both their inconsistency and potential.

Last 3 Matches:

Spain and the Netherlands have shared a competitive rivalry in recent years. Their last encounter ended in a 2-2 draw, reinforcing the notion that little separates the two sides. Spain has been dominant at home, but the Dutch have the quality to break that streak if they play with intensity and tactical discipline.

Spain (4-3-3)

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Given their home advantage and recent form, Spain is slightly favored to win the second leg. However, the Netherlands' attacking trio of Depay, Gakpo, and Frimpong could pose a significant threat to the Spanish defense. Expect a tightly contested match with extra time or penalties a real possibility if neither side gains the upper hand.

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Fans can watch the Spain vs. Netherlands match live on Fubo Sports, ViX (free), UEFA TV (PPV), and FOX Sports 1 on Sunday, March 23, starting at 3:45 PM ET (12:45 PM PT).