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The 42nd encounter between long-standing rivals France and Italy takes center stage in the UEFA Nations League this Friday, and it's packed with storylines.
Zinédine Zidane will be at the helm for his third match as France manager, but he faces old ghosts in pursuit of a third consecutive victory. Italy, after all, was his final opponent in the 2006 World Cup final—a match that ended with his infamous headbutt, a red card, and France's defeat in a penalty shootout.
The former Real Madrid boss will be eager for some measure of redemption, even if nothing can truly erase that painful final chapter of his illustrious playing career.
Italy, too, finds itself in a period of rebuilding following the reappointment of Euro 2020-winning coach Roberto Mancini to help restore stability. After failing to qualify for a third consecutive World Cup this past summer, the Azzurri are in urgent need of a reset—though Monday's commanding 4–1 victory over Türkiye offered a promising sign of progress.
Their visit to the Stade de France is set to be another compelling contest, so here's everything you need to know about watching it live on TV.
What Time Does France vs. Italy Kick Off?
How to Watch France vs. Italy on TV, Live Stream
Fox Sports, ViX, and fuboTV are the three viewing options for fans in the United States—with fuboTV also carrying the match in Canada, along with DAZN, TLN, and VIVA.
Sky Sports is the go-to destination for viewers in Mexico.
Fans in the United Kingdom can access the game on Amazon Prime Video for a one-time fee of £2.49.
Country | Broadcaster(s) |
|---|---|
United States | Fox Sports 1, Fox One, fuboTV, ViX |
Canada | DAZN Canada, TLN, fuboTV Canada, VIVA |
Mexico | Sky Sports Mexico, Sky+, izzi |
United Kingdom | Amazon Prime Video |
What's Next for France, Italy?
France will wrap up its four-game schedule during the extended three-week international window in the coming days. Having already secured a 1–0 away win over Belgium, Les Bleus will welcome their neighbors next Monday looking to extend their winning run under Zidane.
Italy will head back home following their trip to Saint-Denis, where they will host Türkiye at the Stadio Renato Dall'Ara in Bologna. After thoroughly outclassing the same opponents in their Group 1 League A opener, the Azzurri will be expected to claim another three points next Monday.