The UEFA Nations League quarter-finals will bring together some of the biggest names in international football, setting up clashes featuring many world-class talents in matches that will all be aired live on SuperSport channels on GOtv.

Germany and Italy meet in a fixture steeped in history. Between them, they have won 10 major international trophies, and their past encounters have produced some of football’s most memorable moments.

Germany, with a new generation of stars, will look to break down Italy’s resilient defence, while the Azzurri aim to prove they remain among Europe’s elite.Reigning European champions, Spain, take on the Netherlands in another high-stakes encounter.

The tie recalls past battles, including the 2010 World Cup final, and with both sides boasting high-grade attacking quality, it promises to be one of the most thrilling contests of the round.France travel to Croatia for a potentially tough test against a team that thrives in knockout football.

Luka Modrić and his teammates will look to take advantage of home support in the first leg, while France’s depth in quality makes them strong contenders to advance.

Portugal face Denmark in what could be Cristiano Ronaldo’s final Nations League campaign. With Portugal’s attacking strength up against Denmark’s well-drilled, disciplined approach, this tie could be one of the most intriguing of the quarter-finals.

All matches will be broadcast live on SuperSport channels on GOtv. The first legs take place on Thursday, 20 March, with Croatia vs. France, Denmark vs. Portugal, Italy vs. Germany, and Netherlands vs. Spain all kicking off at 8:45pm.

The return fixtures will be played on Sunday, 23 March, at the same time. Subscribe or reconnect via the MyGOtv app to catch all the action.

Spain’s head coach, Luis de la Fuente, has named his squad for the upcoming UEFA Nations League quarter-final fixture on March 14, 2025, as La Roja aim to progress further in the tournament.

The squad, announced on Friday, features a mix of experienced names and young talents across all positions, with three goalkeepers, nine defenders, six midfielders, and nine forwards selected for the crucial encounter.

In goal, David Raya, Unai Simón, and Álex Remiro have been called up to provide options between the sticks.

The defensive lineup includes Pedro Porro, Óscar Mingueza, Robin Le Normand, Pau Cubarsí, Iñigo Martínez, Dani Asencio, Álex Grimaldo, and Marc Cucurella.

The midfield selection consists of Martín Zubimendi, Marc Casadó, Fabián Ruiz, Mikel Merino, Álex Baena, and Pedri.

Up front, the attack is led by young sensation Lamine Yamal alongside Nico Williams, Ferran Torres, Yeremy Pino, Dani Olmo, Ayoze Pérez, Álvaro Morata, Bryan Zaragoza, Samu Omorodion, and Mikel Oyarzabal.

Football fans will be treated to explosive matches, as the clubs seek tickets to the quarter-finals of the UEFA Champions League via the conclusion of the Round of 16 matches.On Tuesday, Premier League leaders, Liverpool, will host French super-club, Paris Saint-Germain, in a match that will be broadcast live on SuperSport Premier League GOtv channel 69 at 9 PM. Liverpool go into the game with a slender 1-0 advantage, having scored a late winner last week in Paris, where their opponents thoroughly dominated the game but could not score. Liverpool goalkeeper, Alison Becker, made nine saves to keep his team in the tie. Luis Enrique, Paris Saint-Germain coach, has expressed confidence that his team would win at Anfield and proceed to the quarter-final.On Wednesday, another heavyweight clash will see defending champions, Real Madrid, take on Atletico Madrid at the Wanda Metropolitano. The match will be live at 9 PM on SuperSport Premier League GOtv channel 69. Atletico trail 1-2 from the first leg at the Santiago Bernabeu. Coach Diego Simeone is facing an uphill task despite the Real’s slim lead. Under him, Real defeated Atletico in two UEFA Champions League finals and did the same last week in the first leg of the competition’s knockout phase. If those defeats play on Atletico’s mind, Real Madrid will proceed to the quarter-final. Simeone will hope they do not.