Kick-off on 20.03.25 21:45.

The first match between Italy and Germany in the UEFA Nations League Division A quarterfinals will take place at Stadio San Siro in Milan. The opponents have already faced each other in this tournament during the 2022/23 season. Back then, the Azzurri hosted the Eagles in Bologna, ending in a 1-1 draw. Although the teams first met in 1962, that match was the first official head-to-head game on Italian soil. In November 2016, the national teams also played at Milan’s main stadium in a friendly, which ended in a goalless draw (0-0). In the second half, Gianluigi Donnarumma took his place in goal — the PSG keeper played four matches in the previous stage. At the time of that friendly, he was only seventeen years old.

The MEGOGO platform will broadcast the first match between Italy and Germany online on 20.03.2025.

The hosts finished second in Group 2 after the final round (thirteen points). In Rome, Spalletti's squad played to a 2-2 draw with Belgium, losing a two-goal lead due to a red card. In Udine, the reigning Euro 2020 champions crushed Israel, 4-1, but lost to France at Stadio Giuseppe Meazza, surrendering the group lead, 1-3. Federico Dimarco recorded four goal contributions but will miss the match due to injury.

Germany confidently topped Group 3 (fourteen points) without suffering a single defeat. Away from home, Die Mannschaft drew with the Netherlands in Amsterdam (2-2) and Hungary in Budapest (1-1) while securing a victory over Bosnia and Herzegovina in Zenica (2-1). Bayer Leverkusen midfielder Florian Wirtz registered seven goal contributions (3 goals + 4 assists), but he will miss the playoffs due to injury.

How to watch the match broadcast on MEGOGO.

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