Four Nations

Four Nations may refer to the following articles:

Sport

Events named the Four Nations or Four Nations Tournament:

Four-Nations Tournament (1944), a friendly tournament hosted by Curaçao
Four Nations Tournament (1979–2008), a former semi-professional association football tournament in Europe
Four Nations Tournament (women's football), hosted by China since 1998
Nations Cup (football) or 4 Associations Tournament, a men's football competition in the British Isles
Four Nations Tournament (1988), a one-off men's football event in West Berlin
Four Nations Tournament (China), a former men's football tournament in China
Under-20 Four Nations Tournament in men's football, a European U20s competition
2008 Swaziland Four Nations Tournament in men's football, an African invitational event
2018 Four Nations Tournament, between Angola, South Africa, Zambia and Zimbabwe
2021 Four Nations Football Tournament is a friendly football tournament between Bangladesh, Maldives, Seychelles and Sri Lanka.
2023 Mauritius Four Nations Cup is a friendly football tournament between Djibouti, Kenya, Mauritius and Pakistan.
2024 Four Nations Football Tournament is a friendly football tournament between Kenya, Malawi, Zambia and Zimbabwe.

The Rugby Championship in the Southern hemisphere, first held in 2012; successor to the Tri Nations
Home Nations Championship (1883–1909 and 1932–39) in Britain and Ireland; now the Six Nations Championship
Four Nations Tournament (rugby union), played in 2006 between second-tier European teams

4 Nations Cup in women's ice hockey tournament, held between four major national teams
NHL 4 Nations Face-Off, international men's ice hockey tournament

Rugby League Four Nations, with Australia, England, New Zealand and a fourth team
Four Nations Chess League in the UK, including players from elsewhere
Four Nations Tournament (handball) International friendly handball tournament held yearly in Brazil
4 Nations Netball Cup

The Four Nations Alliance in the science fiction novel Crest of the Stars by Hiroyuki Morioka