Egypt and South Africa face off in a friendly + Portugal host Norway in the Nations League

⚽ Matchday 4 of the UEFA Nations League gets underway today with eight fixtures on the books, headlined by Portugal vs. Norway at 9:45pm on beIN Sports 1. Portugal are in Lisbon, having already secured all three of their opening group matches — beating Wales 1-0, Norway 2-1 away in Oslo, and then Denmark 4-2 in Copenhagen— to sit top of their group. Norway will be in dire need of a good result.

Other UEFA Nations League fixtures happening tonight:

• Azerbaijan vs. Lithuania — 4pm, beIN Sports 3;
• Malta vs. Andorra — 7pm, beIN Sports 2;
• Kosovo vs. Austria — 7pm, beIN Sports 1;
• Greece vs. Germany — 9:45pm, beIN Sports 3;
• The Netherlands vs. Serbia — 9:45pm, beIN Sports 4;
• Wales vs. Denmark — 9:45pm, beIN Sports 2.

WHAT YOU’LL WANT TO WATCH TONIGHT- Egypt will be taking on South Africa in a friendly face-off at 9pm. The match will be broadcast on ON Sport and will be played at Cairo International Stadium.

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🤾 On the handball court: Al Ahly beat Zamalek 30-25 in the bronze medal match of the IHF Men’s Club World Championship in Cairo — the first time the two clubs had ever met at the tournament. It was Al Ahly’s third podium finish at the Club World Championship — silver in 2007, bronze in 2024, and bronze again now.

The champions: The final face-off saw Veszprém HC of Hungary beat Barcelona 42-33 to claim the title — the Hungarian side’s second Club World Championship crown.

In the UEFA Nations League, the weekend’s standout result was England’s 7-0 demolition of Croatia yesterday — their biggest Nations League W ever. Harry Kane and Bukayo Saka scored two each; Jude Bellingham, Anthony Gordon, and substitute Morgan Rogers completed the rout.

AND- Spain did what they do best, beating Czech Republic 3-1 to extend their unbeaten run to 41 games.

Other highlights from the weekend: On Thursday, Portugal beat Denmark 4-2 in Copenhagen, Germany beat Serbia 2-0 in Jürgen Klopp’s first victory of the season, and Greece and the Netherlands played out a 2-2 draw.

Clean sweeps on Friday: Belgium beat Turkey 3-0, Poland demolished Romania 6-0, and Northern Ireland dominated the pitch against Ukraine 3-0.