Italy v France on TV today, watch live stream Nations League

Italy host France at San Siro tonight with top spot in their Nations League group on the line. Check out how to watch and stream Italy v France on TV today, with kick off at 19.45 GMT.

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Italy are second in Group 1 with seven points, one ahead of Belgium and three behind France. Roberto Mancini’s second spell in charge began with a 2-0 home defeat to Belgium, but a younger side then won 4-1 in Turkey, held France to a 1-1 draw in Paris thanks to a string of saves from Gianluigi Donnarumma, and beat Turkey 3-1 last month.

Gianluca Scamacca, Riccardo Calafiori and Pio Esposito scored in that win over Turkey, and Italy are currently on course for the quarter-finals. They finish with a trip to Brussels on Sunday that could prove decisive.

Giovanni Di Lorenzo, Giacomo Raspadori and Moise Kean were already missing before Roma defender Gianluca Mancini withdrew injured, with Federico Gatti and Udinese’s Matteo Palma called up. Como forward Mattia Liberali and AC Milan winger Alphadjo Cisse have earned first call-ups, Marco Palestra is back from injury, and Nicolo Zaniolo has pulled out for personal reasons. Sebastiano and Pio Esposito could be paired in attack.

France have taken ten points from four games since Zinedine Zidane succeeded Didier Deschamps in the summer. They won in Turkey and twice against Belgium either side of that draw with Italy, and Michael Olise came off the bench to spark a late flurry of goals in last month’s 4-1 win over the Belgians in Paris.

Victory in Milan would confirm top spot for Les Bleus, and even a draw could be enough if Belgium slip up in Turkey, before France host Turkey on Sunday. It is also a meaningful night for Zidane, who spent five years at Juventus and played his final match against Italy in the 2006 World Cup final.

Kylian Mbappe’s involvement is in doubt, with Esteban Lepaul and Marcus Thuram also injured, leaving France short of options up front. Ibrahima Konate is back, but Aurelien Tchouameni, William Saliba, Maghnes Akliouche, Ousmane Dembele and Manu Kone are not involved. Pierre Kalulu has been ruled out with a hamstring injury, so uncapped Sael Kumbedi could compete with Malo Gusto at right-back, while Dayot Upamecano returns from suspension.

The first meeting between the sides this season finished 1-1 in Paris, and San Siro has not been the fortress it once was for Italy.