Germany vs Italy - Live Stream
Live stream, TV coverage details and live score for the 2024/2025 UEFA Europa Nations League quarter-final match 2 of 2 - Germany vs Italy:
The UEFA Nations League quarter-final second leg between Germany and Italy is scheduled for Sunday, March 23, 2025. Here's the comprehensive information you requested:
Match Details:
- Venue: Signal Iduna Park, Dortmund, Germany.
Kick-off Times:
- Central European Summer Time (CEST): 8:45 PM
- Greenwich Mean Time (GMT): 7:45 PM
- US Eastern Time (ET): 3:45 PM
First-Leg Score: Germany secured a 2-1 victory over Italy in the first leg held at San Siro, Milan.
Broadcast and Streaming Information:
| Region | Broadcasters / Streaming Platforms | |
|---|---|---|
| Germany | ARD Sportschau, ZDF (TV & web), RTL+, DAZN | ARD/ZDF are free |
| Italy | Rai Uno (TV), RaiPlay (streaming), UEFA.tv | Free options available |
| Worldwide | For worldwide TV and Streaming options check Watch Athletics page here. | |
| UK | Amazon Prime Video | Subscription required |
| USA | Fox Sports 2 (TV), Fox Sports App, FuboTV, ViX (Spanish) | ViX is free; others require subscription |
| Canada | DAZN Canada | Subscription required |
| Spain | UEFA.tv | Free streaming |
| Portugal | RTP (free-to-air), Sport TV (cable) | RTP is free |
| France | TF1 (TV), L’Équipe (streaming) | Free-to-air and free streaming |
| Latin America | ESPN, Disney+ (Star+), Sky Sports (Mexico), Sportv (Brazil) | Mostly subscription; some free depending on country |
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Alternative Viewing Options:
UEFA's Official Platforms: While UEFA provides a list of official broadcast partners, direct streaming on UEFA.tv may not be available for all matches, especially in regions where local broadcasters hold rights.
Injury Updates:
- Germany: Goalkeeper Oliver Baumann suffered a plantar fascia tear and is expected to be sidelined for four to six weeks, making him unavailable for the match.
- Italy: Forward Mateo Retegui has been ruled out due to a thigh injury, a significant blow to Italy's attacking options.
Probable Lineups:
Germany (4-2-3-1):
- Goalkeeper: Alexander Nübel
- Defenders: Joshua Kimmich, Antonio Rüdiger, Jonathan Tah, Maximilian Mittelstädt
- Midfielders: Pascal Groß, Leon Goretzka; Leroy Sané, Jamal Musiala, Karim Adeyemi
- Forward: Tim Kleindienst
Italy (3-5-2):
- Goalkeeper: Gianluigi Donnarumma
- Defenders: Giovanni Di Lorenzo, Alessandro Bastoni, Alessandro Buongiorno
- Midfielders: Matteo Politano, Nicolò Barella, Samuele Ricci, Sandro Tonali, Destiny Udogie
- Forwards: Moise Kean, Giacomo Raspadori
Match Preview:
Germany enters the second leg with a 2-1 advantage from their victory in Milan. Under the guidance of coach Julian Nagelsmann, Germany aims to capitalize on their home advantage to secure a spot in the semi-finals. Italy, led by Luciano Spalletti, faces the challenge of overturning the deficit without key forward Mateo Retegui. Historically, Italy has posed challenges for Germany, but recent form and the first-leg result position Germany as slight favorites.