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Nations League international football including the Czech Republic vs England, Scotland vs Switzerland and Wales vs Norway, plus top-level golf are the highlights of the sporting week from Tuesday 29th September through Thursday 1st October 2026.
Tuesday 29th September sees more Nations League matches, with England and Scotland headlining. Czech Republic vs England from Fortuna Arena in Prague, kick-off 7:45pm on ITV1, has to be the highlight. England will be the short-priced favourites, but Santi Denia’s Czechia team are greater than the sum of their individual parts, plus are unbeaten in their last 20 home internationals going back to 2022. 7:45pm on BBC Two is the TV channel for Scotland vs Switzerland from Hampden Park. Relegated into League B after their 2024 campaign, Scotland now face a team in Switzerland who made the World Cup Quarter-Finals. Work that one out!
Thursday 1st October sees a return of Nations League action with Wales vs Norway live on BBC Two at 7:45pm from the Cardiff City Stadium. These two haven’t played each other since 2011, but Wales have a great record against Norway, winning their last 2 meetings. But it has to be said that Erling Haaland was just 11 years of age when Wales beat Norway 4-1 in November 2011 through a Sam Vokes brace, Gareth Bale and now Wales manager Craig Bellamy. How the welsh would like that attack in 2026! Thursday night also sees Denmark vs Portugal, Germany vs Serbia, Greece vs Netherlands, plus the Republic of Ireland vs Austria.
Football Fixtures, Tuesday 29th September – all times BST:
- Nations League – 5pm: Finland vs Belarus, Moldova vs Faroe Islands; 7:45pm: Bulgaria vs Estonia, Czech Republic vs England, Luxembourg vs Iceland, San Marino vs Albania, Scotland vs Switzerland, Slovakia vs Kazakhstan, Slovenia vs North Macedonia, Spain vs Croatia.
- International Friendlies – 11am: Australia vs Brazil ; 5:30pm: Football Union of Russia vs Iran
- National League: 7pm: Boreham Wood vs Kidderminster; 7:45pm: Barrow vs Scunthorpe, Forest Green Rovers vs Wealdstone, Fylde vs Carlisle United, Gateshead vs Altrincham, Halifax vs Boston, Hartlepool vs Harrogate, Hornchurch vs Aldershot, Woking vs Solihull Moors, Yeovil vs Worthing
Wednesday 30th September:
- International Friendlies – Argentina vs Bolivia; 1am: USA vs Chile; 3:30am: Mexico vs Peru ; 5pm: Lithuania vs Andorra
- Women’s Champions League – 5:45pm: Hacken vs Juventus, Paris FC vs Arsenal, Roma vs Barcelona; 7:45pm: Benfica vs Bayern Munich, Lyon vs Chelsea
Thursday 1st October:
- Nations League – 5pm: Azerbaijan vs Liechtenstein; 7:45pm: Denmark vs Portugal, Germany vs Serbia, Greece vs Netherlands, Israel vs Kosovo, Malta vs Gibraltar, Republic of Ireland vs Austria, Wales vs Norway.
- International Friendlies – 3am: Cook Islands vs Tahiti; 3pm: Uzbekistan vs Syria
- Women’s Champions League – 5:45pm: Austria Vienna vs Inter Milan ; HB Koge vs Servette Chenois; 8pm: Manchester City vs Real Madrid, PSG vs OH Leuven
Thursday 1st October sees the DP World Tour play the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship at St Andrews. The Dunhill Links always attracts a quality field – its Pro-Am format and the fact it plays St Andrews, as well as Kingsbarns and Carnoustie across a 3-course rota is always popular – with 2026 being one of the best fields yet. Ryder Cup Team Europe members Matt Fitzpatrick, Tommy Fleetwood, Tyrrell Hatton, Justin Rose and Sepp Straka all play, as does defending champion Robert MacIntyre. Alex Fitzpatrick, Brooks Koepka and Alex Noren fly in from the PGA Tour, whilst the LIV Golf League is represented by Thomas Detry, Branden Grace, Marc Leishman, Victor Perez, Ian Poulter, Cameron Smith, Bubba Watson and Lee Westwood. All-in-all this is a stellar 2026 Dunhill Links event.
The PGA Tour Fall schedule continues with the Bank of Utah Championship. Played on an old lava flow site in Utah, the Black Desert Resort 2024’s inaugural tournament saw Korn Ferry Tour star Matt McCarty win on only his second PGA Tour start. 2025 then saw PGA Tour Americas Number 1 Michael Brennan stun the golfing world when he won this on his first PGA Tour start as a professional. Hosted on a stunning championship Par 71 course designed by Tom Weiskopf, field-wise Brennan returns, supported by Joel Dahmen, 6-time PGA Tour winner Max Homa, and 2024 winner Matt McCarty.
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