The Nations League is running here

On the first matchday of the Nations League there will be a duel between France and Italy. Here you can watch the party live on TV and stream.

Paris – The Nations League match between France and Italy will take place on Friday, September 6, 2024, at 8:45 p.m. in Paris. We’ll show you where and how you can watch the party live on TV and in the live stream.

France vs Italy: Nations League live on free TV?

• The Nations League match between France and Italy is unfortunately not live I am Free TV transmitted.
• The TV rights of the Nations League are currently with the streaming provider DAZN and the free TV channels ARD and ZDF.

France vs Italy: Nations League live stream from DAZN

• The streaming provider DAZN The Nations League match between France and Italy in live stream transmitted.
• The broadcast of the party begins on Friday, September 6, 2024, at 8:15 p.m. with the preliminary reports to 8.45 p.m. the whistle blows.
• To watch DAZN you need a subscription.
• DAZN app: For Apple devices in the iTunes Store and for Android users in the Google Play Store

France vs Italy: Who will win?

The first matchday of the Nations League season is upon us and it’s a duel between France and Italy. At the 2024 European Championship in Germany, neither nation could be satisfied with their performance. France started the tournament with the mission of winning the title, but had to bury all hopes in the semifinals. The eventual European champions Spain proved to be too strong for the French team led by superstar Kylian Mbappé.

Italy had problems in the group stage, but managed to qualify for the round of 16. There, however, the Squadra Azzurra had no chance against Switzerland, who ultimately deservedly won 2-0 and knocked Italy out of the tournament.

In the Nations League, both associations are in League A, Group Two. In addition to France and Italy, Belgium and Israel are also involved. The French are certainly the favorites going into the preliminary round, but Italy and Belgium in particular can trip up the Équipe Tricolore.

After the party in Paris, Italy also has to play away against Israel. The first game for home fans will not take place until October. Belgium, including top star Kevin de Bruyne, will be the guests then. (smr)