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UEFA NATIONS LEAGUE : FORMAT SIMPLIFIED

 UEFA Nations League Finals Preview - Rileys Blog

Have you watched international friendlies? Except for a few matches, they all seem boring. This causes a dip in revenue , empty stadiums , coaches resting their best players and a game unattractive to the audience.

 

UEFA Nations League Stadiums & Fixtures | Group Stage Sept-Nov 2020 | Finals June 2021 | Football-Stadiums.co.uk

This is exactly why UEFA has come up with the concept of the Nations League. One is free to term it a “COMPETITION OF FRIENDLIES” where equivalent teams face off. The 55 participating nations have been drawn into 4 leagues according to their past performances. Each league has been further divided into 4 groups. Each team faces it’s group counterparts on a home and away basis. The exciting part is it’s promotion and relegation system. The top teams of each groups of Leagues B, C and D will be promoted to the respective higher League. The last teams of the groups of Leagues A, B and C will be relegated to the next lower League.

 

2020/21 Nations League: Who will play who? | UEFA Nations League | UEFA.com

Portugal triumphed in the previous edition of the competition, beating Netherlands in the Final. Gareth Southgate's England took third place. This year also there are a lot of mouth-watering fixtures coming up, and this will be a tournament to remember. 


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