Watch Italy vs Germany to see Europe's two most successful footballing nations in the exciting new Nations League knockout format, with live streams and TV options around the world today, March 20.
► Date: Thursday, March 20
► Kick-off time: 7.45pm GMT
► Venue: Stadio Giuseppe Meazza, Milan, Italy
► Streams: Amazon Prime Video (UK), Fubo (US)
► Free streams: RAI (Italy), ARD (Germany)
► Watch from anywhere: Try NordVPN 100% risk-free
Italy and Germany will be looking to bounce back from disappointment last summer as they begin their final marches towards a first Nations League title for either side.
This is the first leg in a two-legged quarter-final tie, with the return leg to be played in Germany on Sunday. The other sides in the quarter finals are Spain, Netherlands, France, Croatia, Denmark, and Portugal, all playing on the same days.
This is set to be an intriguing contest between two heavyweights of world football, so read on for all the information you need to watch Italy vs Germany online, on TV, and from anywhere.
Watch Italy vs Germany in the Nations League in the UK
In the UK, Amazon Prime Video has the rights to Italy vs Germany, along with select Nations League fixtures.
Amazon Prime Video costs £5.99 a month as a standalone subscription, or it also comes included with a Prime membership, which costs £8.99 a month and includes things like free deliveries on your shopping.
How to watch Italy vs Germany in the US
Americans can watch the game on Fubo. costing $79.99 a month (discounted to $44.99 for your first month), with a host of other sport available with your subscription.
Can I watch Italy vs Germany for free?
You can watch Italy vs Germany for free if you're in either of the two participating countries, with public broadcasters RAI and ARD showing the game.
In Italy, the game will be shown on TV on RAI 1 and is available to stream live with the RAI Play free web player.
In Germany, the game will be on TV on 1 DAS Erste and free to watch online on ARD's streaming platform.
Coverage is geo-restricted, but if you're away from Italy or Germany right now you can still tune in as usual by using a VPN – more on that below.
Watch Italy vs Germany in the Nations League from anywhere
Out of the country right now? You don't have to miss the game. The solution is a VPN, a piece of software that sets your devices to appear to be in any country in the world.
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Italy vs Germany: Match Preview
Italy and Germany kickstart their respective roads to the Nations League finals this summer with a clash in Milan which promises to provide the pick of the action in this international break.
Two Goliaths of Europeans and world football meet in the first leg of the newly formatted Nations League knockout round, both looking to take a step towards securing a place in the final four for the first time in their respective histories.
Italy boasts an ever-improving squad littered with talent, including Inter Milan star Nicolo Barella, Premier League talents Destiny Udogie and Sandro Tonali as well as in-form striker Matteo Retegui.
Meanwhile, the Germans' young squad shows no sign of slowing, with attacking talent Jamal Musiala and Florian Wirtz offering a constant creative threat, while a defensive pairing of Antonio Rudiger and Nico Schlotterbeck would provide a tough test for any attacking lineup in the continent.
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