Spain and England won in League A, while Switzerland made it two wins from two in League B. All 10 matches in Tuesday’s Nations League programme have finished. The results below are finals, verified against UEFA’s September 29 results list.

Spain 4–1 Croatia — Group A3

Lamine Yamal scored twice and set up Marc Pubill as Spain earned a second victory. Dion Beljo briefly brought Croatia level before Pubill restored the lead. Yamal and Nico Williams added second-half goals. Spain have six points.

Czechia 0–2 England — Group A3

Anthony Gordon and Harry Kane scored after the interval as England recovered from their opening defeat by Spain. Pavel Šulc’s first-half dismissal left Czechia with 10 players. Trent Alexander-Arnold supplied Gordon’s opening goal. England have three points; Czechia remain without a point.

Scotland 0–3 Switzerland — Group B1

Jack Hendry’s early dismissal put Scotland under pressure. Ricardo Rodríguez opened the scoring, followed by Nico Elvedi and Zeki Amdouni. Switzerland have six points and two clean sheets; Scotland have one point.

Slovenia 2–0 North Macedonia — Group B1

Slovenia’s first victory takes them to four points. North Macedonia remain pointless after two defeats.

Finland 0–0 Belarus — Group C1

Finland’s scoreless draw leaves them on four points. Belarus collected their first point.

San Marino 0–3 Albania — Group C1

Albania’s second clean-sheet victory gives them six points. San Marino remain without a point.

Moldova 1–1 Faroe Islands — Group C3

Moldova earned their first point. A second draw leaves the Faroe Islands on two.

Slovakia 2–1 Kazakhstan — Group C3

Slovakia’s second win gives them six points. Kazakhstan remain on one after their first defeat.

Bulgaria 0–0 Estonia — Group C4

Bulgaria earned their first point. Estonia’s second consecutive draw moves them to two.

Luxembourg 0–3 Iceland — Group C4

Iceland’s first win takes them to four points. Luxembourg remain on three.

Sources: UEFA’s official results, dated September 29; Reuters, 5:07 p.m. EDT; talkSPORT’s England coverage; Spain match report.