Where to Watch Germany vs Italy in the UEFA Nations League for Free?

At the top in a clash between two football giants, Germany will seek to secure advancement into the UEFA Nations League semi-finals by completing the task against Italy on Sunday evening. Following Thursday’s initial-leg victory at San Siro, Die Nationalelf is on track to make a late introduction at the finals tournament, which they would hold if the Azzurri are eliminated.

Battling back from a deficit to seize a 2-1 advantage in their quarter-final matchup, Germany looked to captain Joshua Kimmich for motivation, as the Bayern Munich star assisted both goals in Milan. Quick to make necessary adjustments when needed, Bundestrainer Julian Nagelsmann reacted to his team’s situation with two substitutions at halftime, and substitute forward Tim Kleindienst promptly headed in a Kimmich cross to level the score. Returning to the fold after over a year out of favor, Leon Goretzka then concluded a commendable return to the international stage by scoring the second goal, securing Germany’s first victory in Italy since February 1986. Nagelsmann’s squad is now unbeaten in eight Nations League matches, and – extending back over the last year or so – Die Mannschaft has achieved 11 wins and four draws in their past 16 overall contests.

After Julian Nagelsmann selected Mainz striker Jonathan Burkardt instead of Tim Kleindienst in Milan – both have 15 Bundesliga goals to their name this season – those roles could be reversed following the latter’s successful second-half appearance. Rotation is likely to be limited, as Germany have a number of significant absences: Kai Havertz, Benjamin Henrichs, Felix Nmecha, Aleksandar Pavlovic, Marc-Andre ter Stegen and Florian Wirtz are all sidelined by injury.

Still aspiring to reach the semi-finals for a third consecutive tournament, Italy did not fully take advantage after scoring on their first attack on Thursday, when a deflected Matteo Politano cross set up Sandro Tonali’s opening goal. That provided the Azzurri a narrow lead until shortly after the interval, when their well-documented vulnerability at set pieces reemerged, with Germany scoring the winner following a corner kick. Although they subsequently applied significant late pressure, compelling Oliver Baumann to produce multiple saves, Italy ultimately endured back-to-back defeats for the first time since Cesare Prandelli’s tenure a decade ago. They concluded 2024 by losing 3-1 at home to France, resulting in a runner-up finish in League A Group 2 that placed them against Germany in the quarter-finals.

Their visitors, meanwhile, are without Serie A top scorer Mateo Retegui, plus wing-backs Federico Dimarco and Andrea Cambiaso, while Riccardo Calafiori has now joined them on the sidelines. The Arsenal defender managed to complete 90 minutes on Thursday, but he sustained a knee injury following an awkward slip; Alessandro Buongiorno is therefore set to start on the left side of Italy’s back three.

Where to Watch Germany vs Italy free – Live Streams & TV Channels

The Germany vs Italy game will be streamed on multiple platforms across various countries for free. Here are some of the prime locations and streaming platforms in those locations.

Country	Free Streaming Platform
USA	Fox Sports
Italy	RAI
India	SonyLIV
Germany	ZDF
Japan	DAZN
China	iQIYI Sports

The game can also be watched on various other websites like YallaLive, Footem, Live Soccer TV, SportSurge and Koora English Live using a VPN.

DISCLAIMER: These names are given only for information purposes, we as a website in no way promote streaming from these kinds of platforms and their quality depends on the respective website’s server and load.

Germany vs Italy Predicted Lineups

Germany possible starting lineup

Baumann; Kimmich, Rudiger, Schlotterbeck, Mittelstadt; Goretzka, Gross; Sane, Musiala, Adeyemi; Kleindienst

Italy possible starting lineup

Donnarumma; Di Lorenzo, Bastoni, Buongiorno; Bellanova, Barella, Ricci, Tonali, Udogie; Raspadori, Kean

Germany vs Italy Kick-off Time

Time Zone	Date	Kick-off Time
Central European Time (CET) (Italy, Germany)	Sunday, March 23, 2025	8:45 PM
Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) (UK)	Sunday, March 23, 2025	7:45 PM
Eastern Time (ET) (USA)	Sunday, March 23, 2025	3:45 PM
Central Time (CT) (USA)	Sunday, March 23, 2025	2:45 PM
Mountain Time (MT) (USA)	Sunday, March 23, 2025	1:45 PM
Pacific Time (PT) (USA)	Sunday, March 23, 2025	12:45 PM
India Standard Time (IST) (India)	Monday, March 24, 2025	1:15 AM

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