Italy v France: UEFA Nations League Group A1 decider at San Siro on Nov 13 — kick-off and where to watch

Italy and France meet at San Siro in Milan in the final League A Group 1 match of the UEFA Nations League 2026-27 at 1:15 a.m. IST on Friday, November 13; a win for France would secure top spot in the group. The match is the last group game for both sides and will be televised and streamed in multiple territories.

The sides drew 1-1 in Paris earlier this year and now face one another at San Siro, where a victory would confirm Les Bleus as group winners. Italy sit second in Group 1 on seven points, one more than Belgium and three behind France, a position the article says leaves them expected to progress to the knockout stages. A draw in Milan could be sufficient for France to take top spot only if Belgium fail to win their game, according to the report.

Roberto Mancini is back in charge of Italy and, the article states, was not the federation’s first choice but has been making the most of his second opportunity since regaining the role; he had remained away from the Italy position for three years. The piece says Zinedine Zidane waited even longer to become France’s manager and ultimately replaced Didier Deschamps this summer.

The report notes the immediate competitive implications: a France victory in Milan would secure early passage to the next stage, while Italy’s current standing is presented as positioning them to reach the knockout rounds. It adds that on Sunday night France will play Turkey, who sit at the bottom of the standings.

Broadcast details supplied in the article list Sony Sports Network and SonyLIV for viewers in India; it also states, "Fans in this nation can watch this game live on Prime Video UK and S4C." Nigerian viewers are advised they can watch on SuperSport Premier League Nigeria via DStv or stream using the DStv Stream (formerly DStv Now) app, while viewers in the United States can tune into FOX Sports, FuboTV, and ViX.

Italy’s official social post ahead of the match reads: "The #Azzurri are back tonight 👊🇮🇹#VivoAzzurro pic.twitter.com/8SJqktlOuB".

The result in Milan will determine whether France clinch top spot in Group 1 immediately and influence Italy’s route to the knockout phase; France then travel on to face Turkey on Sunday night, according to the article.