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Italy vs Germany: Predictions, odds and how to watch or live stream 2022-23 UEFA Nations League in the US and Canada today

Italy and Germanywill clash off today at Renato Dall'Ara Stadium in Bologna on Matchday 1 of the 2022-23 UEFA Nations League AGroup A3. Check out how to watch or live stream online free the game in the US and Canada, the match preview, information, predictions, and odds.

Jorginho of Italy and Thomas Müller of Germany
© Claudio Villa & Alexander Hassenstein/Getty ImagesJorginho of Italy and Thomas Müller of Germany

Italyand Germanywill go toe-to-toeatthe Renato Dall’Ara Stadium in Bologna on Matchday 1 of the 2022-23 UEFA Nations Leaguetoday, June 4, 2022, at 2:45 PM (ET). Here, you will find everything there is to know about this League AGroup A3soccer match, such as predictions, odds, storylines, and how to watch or live stream the game in the United States and Canada. You can watch it in the US on FuboTV,and onDAZN if you are in Canada.

This will be their 36th overall meeting.No surprises here asit is Italy whoare the favorites in head-to-head clashes, having celebrated a victory on 15occasionsso far; Germanymen’s national soccer have grabbeda triumph ninetimes to this day, and the remaining 11matches haveended in a draw.

Their last game was played onNovember 15, 2016, and it ended in a disappointing goalless 0-0 drawin an International Friendly.It promises to be a more exciting clash as they meet for the first time since then, this time in the new edition of the Nations League.

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Italy vs Germany: Match Information

Date:Saturday, June 4, 2022
Time:2:45 PM (ET)
Location:Renato Dall’Ara Stadium, Bologna
Live Stream:FuboTVin the US, DAZN in Canada

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Italy vs Germany: Time By State in the U.S.

ET: 2:45 PM
CT: 1:45 PM
MT: 12:45 PM
PT: 11:45 AM

Italy vs Germany: Storylines

After their Euro 2020triumph, the Azzurri have struggled, failing to qualify for the World Cup and losing in the Finalissima to Argentina. Meanwhile, the German national team is experiencing a makeover under the leadership of new coach Hansi Flick. However, compared to its opponents, the Nationalelfare not in such a precarious position.

These opponents have a long history of clashes as their first one dates back toJanuary 1, 1923, whenDie Mannschaft earned a 3-1win in a friendly exhibition match.Thanks to this exciting clash, we will see if either of the two clubs will go home with the three points on Matchday 1.

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How To Watch Or Live Stream Free Italy and Germany in the U.S.and Canada

The 2022-23 UEFA Nations League AGroup A3match between Italy and Germany, to be played today at the Renato Dall’Ara Stadium in Bologna, will be broadcast onfuboTVin the United States. Other options areViX,Fox Sports 2,Foxsports.com,FOX Sports App. In addition, DAZNwill show the match live in Canada.

Italy vs Germany: Predictions And Odds

The odds are slightly in favor of Germany. FanDuel see them as the favorites to claim their first win in the new Nations League edition, and thus,they have given them +120odds. The Euro 2020 champions, Italy, meanwhile, have +195odds to cause an upset this weekend on the first matchday, while a tie would result in a +230payout.

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FanDuel
Italy +195
Tie +230
Germany +120

* Odds by FanDuel

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