Spain v England buildup, reaction to Portugal’s post-Ronaldo thrashing, WSL and more – matchday live

Away from the Nations League, there was a huge game between Chelsea and Manchester City in the Women's Super League yesterday. A belter from Sandy Baltimore saw Sonia Bompastor's side leapfrog last year's WSL champions in the table. Read Suzanne Wrack's match report here.

  • Belgium v Italy

  • France v Turkey

  • Croatia v Czechia

  • Spain v England

  • Belarus v Albania

  • Finland v San Marino

  • Cyprus v Montenegro

  • Latvia v Armenia

Elsewhere, Jamaica pulled off a historic upset, beating Mexico 3-2 in the first leg of their Concacaf Nations League quarter-final. The home side led 3-0 midway through the second half before Mexico clawed two goals back through Gilberto Mora and Julián Quiñones. Mexico are winless in five games, under new manager Rafael Márquez, with Jamaica needing a draw to advance to the next stage of the competition.

Mexico's Luis Romo, left, and Jamaica's Ronaldo Webster fight for the ball during a Concacaf Nations League quarterfinal first leg match.

There are no nights to forget; it was a night of learning, of seeing the mistakes we made. Denmark were also very clinical – they scored from the chances they had and it was a match where things ultimately went wrong for us.

Bruno Fernandes talks to the media after Portugal's 4-1 defeat by Denmark.

Portugal suffered a huge defeat against Denmark in their first game back after Cristiano Ronaldo announced his retirement from international football. Rasmus Højlund scored a brace as Denmark eased their way to victory to a chorus of boos in Estadio Municipal. Read the full match report and roundup from the rest of the games here.

  • Northern Ireland 1-0 Ukraine

Hello and welcome to matchday live!

We have another big day of Nations League action after Norway overpowered Wales 3-1, Northern Ireland beat Ukraine 1-0 and Austria edged out Republic of Ireland 1-0 in yesterday's fixtures.

Today, England have the chance to finish top of their Nations League group if they can beat the world champions Spain. If Spain's 3-2 victory over England in September is anything to go by, we're in for a treat this evening. Defensive errors ultimately cost England in that game so they will need to be almost flawless to end Spain's 43-match unbeaten run.

Elsewhere, Chelsea beat Manchester City 1-0 in the Women's Super League yesterday to go top of the table. There are three more WSL games this afternoon, including Arsenal v London City Lionesses.

All of that and more to come. Stay tuned for updates.

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