Croatia host Spain in the Nations League on Tuesday, October 6, with kick-off at 7.45pm at Poljud Stadium in Split. Spain arrive with a perfect record in the group, having won all three of their matches so far, including a 3-2 victory at Wembley.
The hosts are still recovering from a 7-0 defeat by England last time out, when Harry Kane and Bukayo Saka both scored braces in a game played at England's tempo. Croatia looked a shadow of their former selves in that match and will need a much-improved display to test the Spaniards.
TV channel and live stream details
The match is being shown live on Amazon Prime. Viewers will have to pay £2.49 to watch, with coverage starting at 7.35pm. The game will also be streamed via Amazon Prime's app.
What the managers said
Croatia coach Slaven Bilić reflected on the heavy defeat to England: "It is difficult to say anything after a night like this. We are sad, disappointed, and I feel sorry for the fans and the children who were at the game."
"We talked, it is hardest for us, and we did not expect this could happen. I don't know what to call it, whether it's a blackout, but it's hard to analyse a game when you lose 7-0. We knew they were a top team, but that we couldn't match them in any part... that then attacks your confidence, your will, everything falls apart and goes the wrong way."
Spain coach Luis de la Fuente said: "We've always fielded the best team for the match we have to play. From the beginning, I mentioned how tough it would be to play so many matches in such a short period."
"And tomorrow we face a team that's in perfect condition. Nobody will play more than 270 minutes, which would be playing three out of four matches. Lamine has played two out of three. And most of the players will play three out of four. We're always trying to find the right balance for matches that are very demanding. Tomorrow is a very important match for us because of the qualification and because of an opponent like Croatia."
