👉  Result Italy 1 – 3 France, UEFA Nations League, Sunday 17 November 2024

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     Italy 1 – 3 France 

35′ Andrea Cambiaso        2′ Adrien Rabiot
.                                                33′ Guglielmo Vicario (own goal)
.                                                65′ Adrien Rabiot

🏆👉 Italy concluded the Nations League group stage with a 3-1 loss on November 17, 2024, at the San Siro Stadium in Milan. Adrien Rabiot’s two goals and an own goal by Guglielmo Vicario were pivotal in the match, while Andra Cambiaso scored Italy’s consolation goal. Despite the defeat, Italy advanced to the quarter-finals as runners-up, sharing points with France, who led the group due to a better goal difference.

The game kicked off with France scoring in the second minute, Rabiot heading in from a corner taken by Luca Digne. Later, in the 33rd minute, Digne’s free kick hit the crossbar and bounced off Vicario into the goal. Italy pulled one back with Cambiaso’s goal, set up by Dimarco’s cross. However, Rabiot struck again in the 65th minute, heading in another corner from Digne. In the final moments, Kean had a chance to score again for Italy, but Maignan’s excellent save kept the score at 3-1.

This match will be the 41st between the two sides, with Italy leading the series with 19 wins, while France has 11, and there have been 10 draws. Italy has recorded more victories (29) and goals (111) against Switzerland than against France, where they have 19 wins and 85 goals.

Here is the situation:

The first two teams will qualify for the quarterfinals. The team that finishes in third place will enter a play-off to avoid being relegated, facing off against one of the second-placed teams from League B, while the fourth-placed team will drop down to League B.

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The match

Not the ideal kickoff for the Italian team, as France took an early lead with a quick goal in the 2nd minute. Adrien Rabiot scored from close range with a header that went into the top right corner. Lucas Digne set him up with a cross following a corner given away by Andrea Cambiaso. Digne’s corner from the left was aimed right into the box, and Rabiot managed to head it into the net on the right, rendering Dimarco’s attempt to clear it useless.

🚨🇪🇺 GOAL | Italy 0-1 France | Adrien Rabiot

ADRIEN RABIOT OPENS THE SCORING FOR FRANCE!pic.twitter.com/Jwj2qhtK0k

— Tekkers Foot (@tekkersfoot) November 17, 2024

👉🇮🇹 Italy 0 – 1 France 🇫🇷 2nd minute, ⚽️ goal by Adrien Rabiot for @FrenchTeam from very close range with a headed shot to the top right corner. The assist is by Lucas Digne with a cross following a corner conceded by Andrea Cambiaso. https://t.co/w20YQuBWZi

— Anna Italia (@ItalianSerieA) November 17, 2024

What a stroke of luck! Ouch! In the 33rd minute, Italy’s goalkeeper Guglielmo Vicario accidentally scores an own goal, putting France ahead 0-2. Digne executed a fantastic free kick, sending the ball over the wall, hitting the crossbar, and then bouncing off Vicario’s back into the net.

👉🇮🇹 Italy 0 – 2 France 🇫🇷 33rd minute, ⚽️ own goal by goalkeeper Guglielmo Vicario. Perfectly taken free kick by Digne, the ball goes over the wall and crashes against the crossbar, ending up against Vicario’s back and finally in the net. https://t.co/2eLCTtQvdR pic.twitter.com/h39qfKxIiW

— Anna Italia (@ItalianSerieA) November 17, 2024

Now we’re really in the game! The Azzurri responded brilliantly. Italy pulled one back in the 35th minute when Andrea Cambiaso scored with a left-footed shot into the bottom left corner, outsmarting France’s goalkeeper Mike Maignan. Federico Dimarco provided the assist. Dimarco and Tonali linked up on the left, and after Dimarco crossed from the byline, Frattesi missed the header, but Cambiaso was there to strike first time, finding the net past Maignan on the left.

👉🇮🇹 Italy 1 – 2 France 🇫🇷 35th minute, ⚽️ goal by Andrea Cambiaso for @Azzurri_En with a left footed shot to the bottom left corner. The assist is by Federico Dimarco. https://t.co/ttTQOXsWW5

— Anna Italia (@ItalianSerieA) November 17, 2024

🚨🇪🇺 GOAL | Italy 1-2 France | Cambiaso

CAMBIASO HAS PULLED ONE BACK FOR ITALY!pic.twitter.com/tJ3FlEwpWz

— Tekkers Foot (@tekkersfoot) November 17, 2024

Oh, come on, not this again! In the 65th minute, Adrien Rabiot scores, giving France a 1-3 advantage with a header that goes straight to the top right corner. The assist came from Lucas Digne. Digne sent a gentle ball into the box, and Rabiot skillfully headed it into the far corner.

👉🇮🇹 Italy 1 – 3 France 🇫🇷 65th minute, ⚽️ goal by Adrien Rabiot for @FrenchTeam with a headed shot to the top right corner. The assist is by Lucas Digne. https://t.co/Z91s2r8cIJ

— Anna Italia (@ItalianSerieA) November 17, 2024

🚨🇪🇺 GOAL | Italy 1-3 France | Adrien Rabiot

ADRIEN RABIOT SCORES AGAIN !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! LUCAS DIGNE WITH THE ASSIST !!!!!!!!!!!!!!pic.twitter.com/Sg7cBiBvLZ

— Tekkers Foot (@tekkersfoot) November 17, 2024

Stats before the game

Excluding friendly matches, Italy has won their last two official encounters with France, 2-0 at EURO 2008 and 3-1 in the Nations League. Notably, Italy has only achieved three consecutive wins against France once in history, from 1928 to 1978.

Italy and France are set to meet in Milan for the fourth time in their history. Their previous encounters include their very first match on May 15, 1910, where the Azzurri triumphed 6-2 under coach Umberto Meazza. The second match, held on January 18, 1920, saw the highest number of goals scored between the two teams, with Italy winning 9-4, coached by Vincenzo Resegotti. The third meeting took place during the EURO 2008 qualifiers on September 8, 2007, ending in a goalless draw with Roberto Donadoni at the helm.

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Italy has only surpassed its goal tally in a single match once, scoring 11 goals against Egypt on June 9, 1928. This is more than the 9-4 victory over France on January 18, 1920. Additionally, Italy has also netted nine goals in matches against the USA in 1948 and Armenia in 2019. Milan stands out as one of the two cities where the Italian national team has celebrated the most victories, totaling 39 wins (with 19 draws and 3 losses) in the Lombard capital. This matches their record in Rome, despite having played four fewer matches in Milan.

After winning 10 of their first 11 encounters with France (with just one loss), the Azzurri have struggled in their last five meetings against Les Bleus, resulting in 2 draws and 3 losses. Notably, Italy has only experienced a winless streak of more than one match at home against a single opponent once, which was a six-match series against Austria from 1912 to 1928 (3 draws and 3 losses).

Italy have won both of their last two games in official competitions (4-1 against Israel and 1-0 against Belgium) and have not won in a row, friendlies excluded, since the series of 10 consecutive victories recorded between November 2020 and July 2021, under the technical guidance of Roberto Mancini.

Player Stats

In this Nations League season, Federico Dimarco has emerged as Italy’s top chance creator, racking up 11 opportunities, while Davide Frattesi comes in second with six. Dimarco has also played a key role in the Azzurri’s offense, being involved in three goals—equal with Mateo Retegui and Frattesi. His tally includes one goal against France on September 6 and two assists.

After netting a goal in the first leg on September 6, Bradley Barcola stands out as the French player with the highest number of total shots taken (11), the most passes into the opponent’s penalty area (36), the greatest number of open play chances created for his teammates (seven), and the top successful dribbles (12) in this Nations League.

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🏟️ San Siro Stadium is all set for the Nations League match between Italy and France. Let’s come together to cheer on the Italian team.

Forzaaaaaa, let’s raise our voices and shout GO ITALIAAA!🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹 https://t.co/FJR0MsqhOU

— Anna Italia (@ItalianSerieA) November 17, 2024

👉 🇮🇹 Italy vs France 🇫🇷
Match Officials UEFA NATIONS LEAGUE

🗓️ Sunday 17 November 2024
🏟️ San Siro Stadium
⏲️ 20:45 #ITAFRA

🙍‍♂️ Referee: Slavko Vinčič
🚩 Assistants: Tomaž Klančnik and Andraž Kovačič
4⃣ Fourth Official: Rade Obrenovič
VAR: Alen Borošak
AVAR: Matej Jug… pic.twitter.com/jtwq7BI1DW

— Anna Italia (@ItalianSerieA) November 17, 2024

Italy official starting lineup against France

France official starting lineup against Italy

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Ending the year on a high note 👊

🇮🇹🇫🇷 at 20:45#ITAFRA #FiersdetreBleus

pic.twitter.com/5uygExRTCC

— French Team ⭐⭐ (@FrenchTeam) November 17, 2024

🏆👉 First half is over. 🇮🇹 Italy 1 – 2 France 🇫🇷

⚽️ Goals: 2′ Adrien Rabiot (F), 33’Guglielmo Vicario (own goal), 35′ Andrea Cambiaso (I)

🟨 Yellow Cards: 31′ Davide Frattesi (I), 44′ Randal Kolo Muani (F)

✅ Shots on goal: Italy 2, France 2
✅ Corners: Italy 1, France 1
✅… https://t.co/D53cbwdR28

— Anna Italia (@ItalianSerieA) November 17, 2024

🏆👉 Result 🇮🇹 Italy 1 – 3 France 🇫🇷

⚽️ Goals: 2′, 65′ Adrien Rabiot (F), 33’Guglielmo Vicario (own goal), 35′ Andrea Cambiaso (I)

🟨 Yellow Cards: 31′ Davide Frattesi (I), 44′ Randal Kolo Muani (F), 93′ Mattéo Guendouzi (F)

✅ Shots on goal: Italy 4, France 4
✅ Corners:… https://t.co/MnMYGfnSq3

— Anna Italia (@ItalianSerieA) November 17, 2024

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 UEFA NATIONS LEAGUE
League A – Group A2

Result 🇮🇹 Italy 1 – 3 France 🇫🇷
Sunday 17 November 2024
San Siro Stadium
Milan, Italy

20:45

⚽️ Goals: 2′, 65′ Adrien Rabiot (F), 33’Guglielmo Vicario (own goal), 35′ Andrea Cambiaso (I)

🟨 Booked: 31′ Davide Frattesi (I), 44′ Randal Kolo Muani (F), 93′ Mattéo Guendouzi (F)

✅ Official Lineups – Formations – Tabellino:

🇮🇹  Lineup ITALY (3-5-1-1) – Vicario; Di Lorenzo, Buongiorno, Bastoni; Cambiaso, Frattesi, Locatelli, Tonali, Dimarco; Barella, Retegui.

Subs: Donnarumma, Meret, Savona, Gatti, Maldini, Raspadori, Kean, Rovella, Okoli, Comuzzo, Udogie, Pisilli.

 Head Coach: Luciano Spalletti.

🇫🇷 Lineup FRANCE (4-3-1-2) – Maignan; Koundé, Konaté, Saliba, Digne; Guendouzi, Koné, Rabiot; Nkunku; Thuram, Kolo Muani.

 Subs: Samba, Chevalier, Pavard, Upamecano, Olise, Coman, Zaire-Emery, Barcola, Theo Hernanedez.

Head Coach: Didier Deschamps.

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👉  Italy vs France Match Officials, Referee Slavko Vinčič, UEFA Nations League, Sunday 17 November 2024

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🏆👉 UEFA has revealed the match officials for the Italy vs France game in the UEFA Nations League Matchday 6, scheduled for Sunday, November 17, 2024, at the San Siro Stadium in Milan.

Slovenian Referee Slavko Vinčič will be assisted by Tomaž Klančnik (SVN) and Andraž Kovačič (SVN). The Fourth Official will be Rade Obrenovič (SVN). The VAR is Alen Borošak (SVN) and the AVAR will be Matej Jug (SVN). The Referee Observer will be László Vágner (HUN).

Here is the situation:

The first two teams will qualify for the quarterfinals. The team that finishes in third place will enter a play-off to avoid being relegated, facing off against one of the second-placed teams from League B, while the fourth-placed team will drop down to League B.

Source uefa.com

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👉 🇮🇹 Italy vs France 🇫🇷
Match Officials UEFA NATIONS LEAGUE

🗓️ Sunday 17 November 2024
🏟️ San Siro Stadium
⏲️ 20:45

🙍‍♂️ Referee: Slavko Vinčič
🚩 Assistants: Tomaž Klančnik and Andraž Kovačič
4⃣ Fourth Official: Rade Obrenovič
VAR: Alen Borošak
AVAR: Matej Jug

Photo via x.com/Azzurri_EN

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 UEFA NATIONS LEAGUE
League A – Group A2

🇮🇹 Italy – France 🇫🇷
Sunday 17 November 2024
San Siro Stadium
Milan, Italy

20:45

Referee: Slavko Vinčič SVN
Assistant Referee 1: Tomaž Klančnik SVN
Assistant Referee 2: Andraž Kovačič SVN
Fourth Official: Rade Obrenovič SVN
VAR: Alen Borošak SVN
AVAR: Matej Jug SVN
Referee Observer: László Vágner HUN