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International football is back with a packed schedule of high-profile European fixtures, kicking off with France's visit to Italy in the UEFA Nations League on Thursday.
The former world champions find themselves grouped with Belgium and Türkiye in Group 1 of League A, with Les Bleus currently sitting atop the standings following three wins and a draw under Zinédine Zidane.
Italy are hot on their heels, though, having racked up seven points so far. With Roberto Mancini back in charge, an opening defeat to Belgium has been offset by wins on either side of a hard-fought draw against France.
The 43rd clash between these rivals—and the ninth since that World Cup final in 2006—presents a chance for both sides to seal their spots in the Nations League quarterfinals with a game to spare. For the Azzurri, that means winning while Belgium suffer a defeat. For France, simply avoiding a loss will suffice.
Here's everything you need to know about watching this pivotal clash between two heavyweights.
What Time Does Italy vs. France Kick Off?
How to Watch Italy vs. France on TV, Live Stream
Fox Sports, ViX and fuboTV are the three broadcasters carrying the match in the United States, while fuboTV will also air it alongside DAZN, TLN and VIVA in Canada.
Sky Sports and izzi are broadcasting the game in Mexico.
Viewers in the United Kingdom can access the match via Amazon Prime Video for a one-time fee of £2.49.
Country | Broadcaster(s) |
|---|---|
United States | Fox Sports 1, fuboTV, ViX, FOX One |
Canada | DAZN Canada, TLN, fuboTV Canada, VIVA |
Mexico | Sky Sports Mexico, Sky+, izzi |
United Kingdom | Amazon Prime Video |
What's Next for Italy, France?
Italy will be hoping to have already booked their place in the quarterfinals before heading to Belgium for their group stage finale on Sunday. The four-time world champions fell 2–0 in the first meeting, though they did manage a victory when they last visited the Red Devils in 2024.
France have a more straightforward final fixture, hosting Türkiye on home turf. Kylian Mbappé netted the only goal when the two teams met during Zidane's first match in the dugout, and an even more convincing win is anticipated this time around.