France - Italy - 6 September 2024 UEFA Nations League - (1-3)

Goal kick for Italy at Parc des Princes.

France's Bradley Barcola misses with an attempt on goal.

Sandro Scharer signals a free kick to France in their own half.

Italy have been awarded a corner by Sandro Scharer.

Italy have been awarded a corner by Sandro Scharer.

Throw-in for Italy in the half of France.

Sandro Scharer signals a free kick to Italy.

In Paris, France push forward quickly but are pulled up for offside.

Ball safe as Italy is awarded a throw-in in their half.

Italy needs to be cautious. France have an attacking throw-in.

Sandro Scharer awards the home team a throw-in.

Throw-in for Italy close to the penalty box.

Throw-in for Italy at Parc des Princes.

The away team replace Mateo Retegui with Moise Kean.

Marco Brescianini (Italy) has replaced the possibly injured Federico Dimarco.

The match has been stopped briefly for attention to the injured Federico Dimarco.

Didier Deschamps (France) is making a fifth substitution, with Jules Kounde replacing Jonathan Clauss.

Didier Deschamps is making the team's fourth substitution at Parc des Princes with Warren Zaire-Emery replacing N'Golo Kante.

France make their third substitution with Marcus Thuram replacing Antoine Griezmann.

Ball goes out of play for a Italy goal kick.

Antoine Griezmann for France gets in a strike but fails to hit the target.

Can France capitalize from this dangerous free kick?

Throw-in Italy.

Giacomo Raspadori puts the ball in the net and the away team extend their lead. The score-line now reads 1-3.

Italy awarded a throw-in in their own half.

Sandro Scharer awards the away team a throw-in.

France to take a throw-in in Italy territory.

Italy’s Andrea Cambiaso is on his feet again at Parc des Princes.

Luciano Spalletti (Italy) is making a third change, with Alessandro Buongiorno replacing the possibly injured Riccardo Calafiori.

The match at Parc des Princes has been interrupted briefly for a check on Andrea Cambiaso, who is down injured.

Free kick for Italy in their own half.

It's a goal kick for the away team in Paris.

Throw-in for France in their own half.

Throw-in Italy.

Italy's Riccardo Calafiori is back in action after a slight knock.

Play has been temporarily suspended for attention to Riccardo Calafiori for Italy who is writhing in pain on the pitch.

Sandro Scharer signals a free kick to Italy in their own half.

France to take a throw-in in Italy territory.

Destiny Udogie is on a sub for Davide Frattesi for Italy.

Manu Kone (France) has received a first yellow card.

Free kick for Italy in their own half.

Corner awarded to Italy.

Didier Deschamps (France) is making a second substitution, with Manu Kone replacing Youssouf Fofana.

The home team have replaced Michael Olise with Ousmane Dembele. This is the first substitution made today by Didier Deschamps.

Italy awarded a free kick in their own half.

Sandro Scharer signals a free kick to Italy in their own half.

Goal! The away team take a 1-2 lead through Davide Frattesi. Mateo Retegui with an assist there.

France awarded a throw-in in their own half.

Mateo Retegui (Italy) has been booked and must now be careful not to get a second yellow card.

Free kick for France in their own half.

Throw-in for Italy at Parc des Princes.

Ball safe as France is awarded a throw-in in their half.

France awarded a throw-in in their own half.

Giacomo Raspadori is replacing Lorenzo Pellegrini for Italy at Parc des Princes.

The first-half has ended.

Throw-in for France at Parc des Princes.

Free kick Italy.

Italy have a goal kick.

France have been awarded a corner by Sandro Scharer.

Ball safe as Italy is awarded a throw-in in their half.

It's a goal kick for the home team in Paris.

Italy surge into the attack at Parc des Princes but Mateo Retegui’s header is off-target.

Ball goes out of play for a Italy goal kick.

France awarded a free kick in their own half.

Federico Dimarco levels the score at 1-1. Great play from Sandro Tonali to set up the goal.

Throw-in France.

Free kick for France in the half of Italy.

Can France get the ball into an attacking position from this throw-in in Italy's half?

France have a goal kick.

Sandro Scharer signals a free kick to Italy in their own half.

Free kick for Italy in their own half.

In Paris a free kick has been awarded the home team.

Goal kick for France at Parc des Princes.

Corner awarded to Italy.

Corner awarded to Italy.

Sandro Scharer awards the away team a throw-in.

In Paris France drive forward through Bradley Barcola. His shot is on target but it's saved.

A throw-in for the away team on the opposite half.

Throw-in for Italy in their own half.

Italy awarded a free kick in their own half.

France have been awarded a corner by Sandro Scharer.

France drives forward and Youssouf Fofana gets in a shot. Without netting, however.

Sandro Scharer awards France a goal kick.

Throw-in for France in the half of Italy.

Sandro Scharer signals a Italy throw-in in France's half.

France take a 1-0 lead thanks to Bradley Barcola.

France scores 3.11 goals when playing at home and Italy scores 0.71 goals when playing away (on average).

Both teams lost their last match.

Average number of goals in the first half in meetings between France and Italy is 1.8.

Average number of goals in meetings between France and Italy is 2.6.

France scores 1.6 goals in a match against Italy and Italy scores 1 goals against France (on average).

In the last 5 meetings France won 3, Italy won 1, 1 draws.

France have lost just 1 of their last 5 games against Italy (in all competitions).

France's performance of the last 5 matches is better than Italy's.

When Italy is down 1-0 away, they win 0% of their matches.

When France is down 0-1 home, they win 66% of their matches.

When Italy leads 0-1 away, they win in 33% of their matches.

When France leads 1-0 at home, they win in 80% of their matches.

On their last meeting France won by 2 goals.

The winner of their last meeting was France.

France wins 50% of halftimes, Italy wins 42%.

France wins 1st half in 50% of their matches, Italy in 42% of their matches.

Italy haven't won any of their last 3 games against France.

During the last 12 meetings, France have won 5 times, there have been 4 draws while Italy have won 3 times. The goal difference is 17-13 in favour of France.

The most common result of matches between France and Italy is 3-1. 3 matches have ended with this result.