Italy vs Belgium, LIVE streaming info: When, where to watch UEFA Nations League match?
Under Mancini, Italy won the Euros in 2020 and embarked on a record three-year unbeaten streak, going 37 games without a single defeat between 2018 and 2023. | Photo Credit: REUTERS
Under Mancini, Italy won the Euros in 2020 and embarked on a record three-year unbeaten streak, going 37 games without a single defeat between 2018 and 2023. | Photo Credit: REUTERS
Italy will have a point to prove against Belgium in its UEFA Nations League match at the Stadio Olimpico in Rome on Friday.
After failing to qualify for consecutive World Cups, Italy has re-appointed Roberto Mancini as its manager, with whom the side enjoyed a period of success.
Under Mancini, Italy won the Euros in 2020 and embarked on a record three-year unbeaten streak, going 37 games without a single defeat between 2018 and 2023.
Belgium, on the other hand, also in the midst of a reset following a quarterfinal exit at the World Cup 2026, will look to start on a positive note.
Consistency has been Belgium’s achilles heel in recent times, despite possessing enough quality in its ranks. Mark Von Bommel, who took over from Rudi Garcia after the World Cup, will look to address that against an Italian team short on confidence.
When and where is Italy vs Belgium match being played?
Saturday, September 26, 12:15 AM IST at the Stadio Olimpico in Rome.
Where can I watch it in India?
Live on Sony Sports Network (Sony Ten channels) and streaming on SonyLIV app and website.
Published on Sep 25, 2026
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