Germany 3-3 Italy final score - 23 March 2025, UEFA Nations League

Germany have a dangerous throw-in.

Throw-in Italy.

Nicolo Barella is booked for the away team.

Szymon Marciniak signals a free kick to Germany just outside Italy's area.

Goal kick for Germany at Signal Iduna Park.

Alessandro Bastoni for Italy gets in a strike but fails to hit the target.

Free kick for Italy in their own half.

The match is now all square at 3-3 thanks to a penalty from Giacomo Raspadori.

Italy have been awarded a corner by Szymon Marciniak.

Germany awarded a free kick in their own half.

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

Szymon Marciniak awards Germany a goal kick.

Italy are in shooting range from this free kick.

The away team have replaced Moise Kean with Lorenzo Lucca. This is the fifth substitution made today by Luciano Spalletti.

The away team replace Samuele Ricci with Mattia Zaccagni.

Szymon Marciniak signals a free kick to Germany in their own half.

Szymon Marciniak signals a throw-in for Italy, close to Germany's area.

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

Germany's Yann Bisseck attacks the ball with his head but his effort fails to hit the target.

Corner awarded to Germany.

Joshua Kimmich of Germany smashes in a shot on target. The keeper saves, though.

It's getting dangerous! Free kick for Germany close to the penalty box.

Throw-in high up the field for Germany in Dortmund.

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

Germany's Tim Kleindienst has been booked in Dortmund.

Italy have a goal kick.

Germany have been awarded a corner by Szymon Marciniak.

Yann Bisseck is replacing Antonio Rudiger for Germany at Signal Iduna Park.

Robert Andrich is replacing Jamal Musiala for Germany at Signal Iduna Park.

Goal kick for Germany at Signal Iduna Park.

Italy's Giacomo Raspadori gets his shot away but it misses the target.

Moise Kean for Italy is whistled offside.

Goal! Italy reduce the deficit to 3-2 through Moise Kean. Giacomo Raspadori instrumental with a fine assist.

The away team have replaced Sandro Tonali with Giacomo Raspadori. This is the third substitution made today by Luciano Spalletti.

Free kick for Italy in their own half.

At Signal Iduna Park, Karim Adeyemi has been yellow-carded for the home team.

Germany awarded a throw-in in their own half.

Corner awarded to Italy.

Free kick Italy.

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

Szymon Marciniak signals a free kick to Italy in their own half.

Julian Nagelsmann (Germany) is making a third substitution, with Pascal Gross replacing Angelo Stiller.

Nadiem Amiri is replacing Leon Goretzka for the home team.

Julian Nagelsmann is making the team's first substitution at Signal Iduna Park with Karim Adeyemi replacing Leroy Sane.

Italy have a goal kick.

Italy to take a throw-in in Germany territory.

Can Italy capitalize from this throw-in deep inside Germany's half?

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

Ball goes out of play for a Italy goal kick.

Maximilian Mittelstadt gets his shot on target but fails to score for Germany.

Throw-in for Germany at Signal Iduna Park.

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

Szymon Marciniak awards Germany a goal kick.

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

Moise Kean puts the ball in the net and reduces the deficit to 3-1.

Italy are pushing forward but Davide Frattesi's finish is wide of the goal.

Germany awarded a free kick in their own half.

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

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

Davide Frattesi is on a sub for Daniel Maldini for Italy.

Italy make their first substitution with Matteo Politano replacing Federico Gatti.

The whistle has gone to end the first-half.

Germany move into a 3-0 lead through a Tim Kleindienst header. Joshua Kimmich with an assist there.

Ball goes out of play for a Italy goal kick.

Germany's Jamal Musiala breaks free at Signal Iduna Park. But the strike goes wide of the post.

Szymon Marciniak awards the home team a throw-in.

Free kick for Italy in their own half.

Germany have a goal kick.

Sandro Tonali of Italy gets in a strike, but is off target.

Can Italy capitalize from this dangerous free kick?

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

Szymon Marciniak signals a free kick to Italy in their own half.

Szymon Marciniak awards the home team a throw-in.

Szymon Marciniak awards Germany a goal kick.

Italy are coming forward and Daniel Maldini gets in a strike, it misses the target, however.

Italy have been awarded a corner by Szymon Marciniak.

Goal! Germany extend their lead to 2-0 through Jamal Musiala. That's a fine assist from Joshua Kimmich.

Corner awarded to Germany.

In Dortmund, Tim Kleindienst (Germany) gets his head to the ball but the strike is cleared by an untiring defence.

Germany awarded a free kick in their own half.

Szymon Marciniak signals a free kick to Germany.

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

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

Leon Goretzka (Germany) wins the ball in the air but heads wide.

Joshua Kimmich nets and Germany now lead 1-0. The goal came from the penalty spot.

Alessandro Buongiorno (Italy) has received a first yellow card.

Throw-in for Italy at Signal Iduna Park.

In Dortmund Germany drive forward through Leroy Sane. His shot is on target but it's saved.

Free kick for Germany in the half of Italy.

Szymon Marciniak signals a Germany throw-in in Italy's half.

Italy awarded a free kick in their own half.

Angelo Stiller for Germany has been booked by Szymon Marciniak and receives a first yellow card.

Szymon Marciniak signals a free kick to Italy in their own half.

Federico Gatti (Italy) gets a yellow card.

Germany to take a throw-in in Italy territory.

Goal kick for Italy at Signal Iduna Park.

In Dortmund, Antonio Rudiger (Germany) misses the target with a header.

Germany have been awarded a corner by Szymon Marciniak.

Corner awarded to Germany.

Free kick for Italy in their own half.

Italy will need to be alert as they defend a dangerous free kick from Germany.

Throw-in for Germany close to the penalty box.

Italy awarded a throw-in in their own half.

Free kick for Italy in their own half.

Szymon Marciniak signals a free kick to Italy in their own half.

Throw-in for Germany in the half of Italy.

Italy have a goal kick.

Szymon Marciniak awards Italy a goal kick.

Italy awarded a free kick in their own half.

Corner awarded to Germany.

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

Italy's Nicolo Barella breaks free at Signal Iduna Park. But the strike goes wide of the post.

Italy have been awarded a corner by Szymon Marciniak.

Free kick Germany.

Throw-in Germany.

Ball goes out of play for a Italy goal kick.

Germany's Leon Goretzka gets his shot away but it misses the target.

Goal kick for Italy at Signal Iduna Park.

In Dortmund Germany attack through Maximilian Mittelstadt. The finish is off target, however.

Germany scores 2.89 goals when playing at home and Italy scores 1.17 goals when playing away (on average).

Both teams haven't won their last match in UEFA Nations League.

Average number of goals in the first half in meetings between Germany and Italy is 0.6.

Average number of goals in meetings between Germany and Italy is 2.8.

Germany scores 1.8 goals in a match against Italy and Italy scores 1 goals against Germany (on average).

In the last 5 meetings Germany won 3, Italy won 0, 2 draws.

Germany have lost just 0 of their last 5 games against Italy (in all competitions).

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

In UEFA Nations League, Germany has better performance than Italy.

When Italy is down 1-0 away, they win 25% of their matches.

When Germany is down 0-1 home, they win 100% of their matches.

When Italy leads 0-1 away, they win in 100% of their matches.

When Germany leads 1-0 at home, they win in 100% of their matches.

On their last meeting Germany won by 1 goals.

The winner of their last meeting was Germany.

Germany wins 43% of halftimes, Italy wins 57%.

Germany wins 1st half in 43% of their matches, Italy in 57% of their matches.

Italy have scored at least one goal for 7 consecutive matches.

Germany have scored at least one goal for 13 consecutive matches.

The result of the first leg: Italy - Germany 1-2.

When playing at home, Germany have not lost to Italy in their last 3 encounters.

Italy have lost none of their last 4 away matches.

Italy have a winning streak of 3 matches away from home.

Germany haven't lost in any of their last 9 home matches.

Germany have won 7 home matches in a row.

Germany haven't lost in their last 7 games.

Italy's last away win against Germany was in 2003.

During the last 13 meetings, Germany have won 3 times, there have been 7 draws while Italy have won 3 times. The goal difference is 17-15 in favour of Germany.

The most common result of matches between Germany and Italy is 1-1. 4 matches have ended with this result.