England's UEFA Nations League Fixtures Announced

England will reunite for their UEFA Nations League campaign in the coming months in what will be the first time the Three Lions have played in almost a year.

Gareth Southgate and co. will get the ball rolling in their second Nations League on September 4 with an away trip to Iceland - England are priced at 4/6 to beat Iceland four years after they knocked Roy Hodgson's men out of Euro 2016.

England will then travel to Denmark on September 7 for their second game out of seven. A month break will then take place before the Three Lions host their first fixture at Wembley in 11 months, as they meet heavyweights Belgium on October 10 and then Denmark on October 13.

Last year's Nations League third-placed side will then conclude their 2020 Nations League group campaign with a trip to Belgium on November 14 and then host Iceland on November 17 to see close the group.

All of England's Nations League fixtures are expected to take place in Autumn as travelling restrictions across Europe ease. With this said, no friendlies or warmup games have been announced yet, but do expect a small friendly schedule from now until then, perhaps against a fellow UK nation.

Quite frankly, there is no indication as to what this might mean for the Premier League, as the start of the 2020/21 season is yet to be decided.

The start of August is set to be the date where the next Premier League campaign will begin, but this will be officially concluded in due course.

With that said, a preseason schedule is not expected and the first international break in September could be the first time a Premier League steps away from their club three months.

However, the two will not overlap, but England do have a hectic schedule coming up over the autumn period and every Englishman will surely want as much game time as possible to impress Southgate.