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      Italy vs England: Live stream FREE, TV channel, kick-off time and team news for HUGE Nations League clash

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      ENGLAND return to Nations League action THIS FRIDAY with a tough Italian hurdle to overcome in Milan.The Three Lions remain determined to get revenge over the heartbreak Italy put them through in the Euro 2020 final.
      Italy pipped England to the Euro 2020 trophy via the penalty shoot-out routeCredit: Getty
      England were shockingly hammered 4-0 by Hungary in JuneCredit: Getty
      And three points by a healthy score-line would accomplish that as it would see gli Azzurri temporarily drop to the bottom of Group 3.
      However, Gareth Southgate’s men are on a horrid run of form which includes losing 4-0 to Hungary in the previous international break.
      But the English players will be eager to bounce back with the 2022 Qatar World Cup only a couple of months away.
      What time does Italy vs England kick off?

      Italy will go into footballing battle with England on Friday, September 23.
      It is scheduled to kick off at 7:45pm UK time – 8:45pm local time.
      San Siro in Milan, Italy is the allocated arena for this mouth-watering match and it can host 80,018 supporters.
      England were booed off when Italy held them to a draw last time out at Molineux Stadium in June.

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      What TV channel is Italy vs England on and can I live stream it?

      Italy vs England will be broadcasted LIVE on Channel 4 in the UK.
      Pre-match build up is scheduled to commence from 7pm UK time – 45 minutes before kick-off.
      Viewers in the UK also have the option to stream the entire action live on the Channel 4 website or All 4 app.

      Can I watch Italy vs England for FREE?
      Yes! All UK citizens who hold a valid TV license can watch the match between Italy and England for FREE.
      Team news
      Italy’s full squad for Nations League fixtures:
      Goalkeepers: Gianluigi Donnarumma (Paris Saint-Germain), Alex Meret (Napoli), Ivan Provedel (Lazio), Guglielmo Vicario (Empoli)
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      Defenders: Francesco Acerbi (Inter), Alessandro Bastoni (Inter), Leonardo Bonucci (Juventus), Giovanni Di Lorenzo (Napoli), Federico Dimarco (Inter), Emerson Palmieri (West Ham), Federico Gatti (Juventus), Luiz Felipe (Real Betis), Pasquale Mazzocchi (Salernitana), Rafael Toloi (Atalanta)
      Midfielders: Nicolò Barella (Inter), Bryan Cristante (Roma), Jorginho (Chelsea), Lorenzo Pellegrini (Roma), Tommaso Pobega (Milan), Sandro Tonali (Milan), Marco Verratti (Paris Saint-Germain);
      Forwards: Matteo Cancellieri (Lazio), Wilfried Gnonto (Leeds), Vincenzo Grifo (Friburgo), Ciro Immobile (Lazio), Matteo Politano (Napoli), Giacomo Raspadori (Napoli), Gianluca Scamacca (West Ham), Alessio Zerbin (Napoli).
      England’s full squad for Nations League fixtures:
      Goalkeepers: Dean Henderson (Nottingham Forest) Nick Pope (Newcastle), Aaron Ramsdale (Arsenal).
      Defenders: Trent Alexander-Arnold (Liverpool), Ben Chilwell (Chelsea), Conor Coady (Everton), Eric Dier (Tottenham), Marc Guehi (Crystal Palace), Reece James (Chelsea), Harry Maguire (Manchester United), Luke Shaw (Manchester United), John Stones (Manchester City), Fikayo Tomori (AC Milan), Kieran Trippier (Newcastle), Kyle Walker (Manchester City).
      Midfielders: Jude Bellingham (Borussia Dortmund), Mason Mount (Chelsea), Kalvin Phillips (Manchester City) – OUT with shoulder injury, Declan Rice (West Ham), James Ward-Prowse (Southampton).
      Forwards: Tammy Abraham (Roma), Jarrod Bowen (West Ham), Phil Foden (Manchester City), Jack Grealish (Manchester City), Harry Kane (Tottenham), Bukayo Saka (Arsenal), Raheem Sterling (Manchester City), Ivan Toney (Brentford).
      Latest odds

      Italy to win 7/4
      Draw 21/10
      England to win 13/8

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      Trent Alexander-Arnold will struggle to make England squad for World Cup due to defensive frailties, claims Danny Mills

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      TRENT ALEXANDER-ARNOLD will struggle to make the plane to the World Cup, according to ex-England star Danny Mills.Gareth Southgate named a 28-man squad for the Nations League matches against Italy and Germany.
      Danny Mills reckons Trent Alexander-Arnold could be without a seat on the plane to QatarCredit: Getty
      Alexander-Arnold doesn’t make Mills’ squadCredit: Richard Pelham / The Sun
      But the Three Lions boss can take just 26 to Qatar and Mills thinks Liverpool star Alexander-Arnold may miss out.
      Mills, who was England’s right-back in the 2002 World Cup, said: “There is a real possibility that he doesn’t make the squad.
      “I’ve always been concerned about his defensive ability and that has really come to the fore.
      “When on form, going forward he’s exceptional. But that papers over the cracks a bit, especially at Liverpool.
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      “You accept his defensive frailty because of what he gives you going forward. But this isn’t about getting out of the group in Qatar.
      “This is about the last 16, quarter-finals, semi-finals, big games against very good teams.
      “We’ve seen that Trent’s defensive capabilities are not always there.”
      Alexander-Arnold’s problem is the number of rivals for a place on the right side of defence, whether Southgate goes for a back three or a four.
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      Mills added: “As an out and out right-back, Kyle Walker is way better, Kieran Trippier is better. And so is Reece James. That’s three right-backs and do you need to take four? I don’t think you do.
      “James can play wing-back, so can Walker if he needs to.
      “Trippier played wing-back at the World Cup four years ago in Russia.
      “Everyone goes on about Trent’s delivery in the final third but look at Trippier’s and his set-pieces.
      “It’s a toss of the coin between Trent and Trippier for second wing-back.
      “And Trippier can play in other positions that Trent can’t.
      “If it was today, I would take Walker, Trippier and James. I think that gives you ample cover and plenty of options.”
      But Southgate does not have the same embarrassment of riches in the rest of his defence. 
      Euro 2020 stars Harry Maguire and Luke Shaw are in the squad to face Italy on Friday and the Germans at Wembley three days later, despite both being dropped by Manchester United.
      Ben Chilwell is the only other recognised left-back in the party but is only just back from injury and has been in and out of Chelsea’s team.
      Mills, who starred in all five games when England reached the quarter-finals before losing to Brazil in 2002, said: “Shaw and Maguire aren’t playing for United but what are the options?
      “Gareth says he will pick players on form but you also need players you know and trust and you know can work in the environment. Those players are still in there because of that.
      “There are just two months to go. That’s why he has no choice but to revert to those he knows.
      “A big question will be how fit is Harry Maguire?
      “Gareth might well give him a game and a half next week to keep his levels up.
      “Come Qatar he needs a fit Harry Maguire because his options are limited.”
      Mills is also concerned that midfielder Kalvin Phillips — another Euro 2020 stalwart — has “barely had a kick” since joining Manchester City.
      Southgate at least has more choices up front and is taking the chance to assess if Brentford’s Ivan Toney has what it takes to be Harry Kane’s understudy — or even partner — up front.
      But, overall, Mills fears England will have trouble matching the performances in the last two major tournaments if their first 11 are not fit and firing in November.
      The talkSPORT and Sky Sports pundit added: “England’s best 11 players, all in good form, have a great chance to go deep in the tournament, possibly win it.
      “If you have two or three out of that, you are weaker. That is the problem.
      “If Harry Kane is out, where do you go from there?
      “How many of the first 11 are in good form and not injured right now? Not many.
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      “Gareth took us within a penalty of winning the Euros. He’s done an incredible job.
      “But are we the second best team in Europe? Probably not. We need to be realistic.”
      Gareth Southgate is aiming to lead England to World Cup glory later this yearCredit: PA More

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      Ivan Toney handed first England call-up by Gareth Southgate for pre-World Cup matches with Dier back and Maguire in

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      IVAN TONEY has been given his first England call-up while Eric Dier is returning to international football.The FA have announced the squad for the forthcoming Uefa Nations League matches against Italy and Germany and, as exclusively revealed by SunSport, Brentford striker Toney is included.
      Brentford star Ivan Toney has been named in the England squadCredit: Reuters
      Eric Dier is back in the squad for the first time in two yearsCredit: Reuters
      Harry Maguire is in the England squad for this month’s gamesCredit: Getty
      But there are no places for Manchester United duo Jadon Sancho and Marcus Rashford, along with Aston Villa’s Tyrone Mings.
      Southgate has given Toney, 26, his big chances after his terrific form for Brentford.
      He scored 14 times last term and has already struck five times this season.
      The former Newcastle forward, who joined from Peterborough in an initial deal worth £5m in 2020, comes into the squad as Southgate is short of in-form strikers other than Harry Kane.
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      On the decision to call-up Toney, Southgate said: “With Ivan Toney, we have been tracking him for a long time. I had a good chat with Thomas Frank about him last season.
      “His form and his qualities – not only his goalscoring but his technical ability, build-up play and aerial prowess – gives us a different threat to some of the other players we could pick.”
      England face Italy in Milan on September 23 and entertain Germany and Wembley three days later.
      Tottenham defender Dier, one of the heroes of the 2018 World Cup campaign for England, has been rewarded for his club form.
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      He has not featured in an England squad since facing Iceland in November 2020 but he now looks set to win his 46th cap. 
      Speaking on the decision to include Dier, Southgate said: “With Eric Dier, he has been playing well for a period of time.
      “We think it is a really close call across our centre-backs and he has deserved to be picked back in the group.
      “We know what a good character he is. He fits in with the culture and has great international experience and leadership qualities.”
      Full England Squad
      Goalkeepers
      Dean Henderson, Nick Pope, Aaron Ramsdale
      Defenders
      Trent Alexander-Arnold, Ben Chilwell, Conor Coady, Eric Dier, Marc Guehi, Reece James, Harry Maguire, Luke Shaw, John Stones, Fikayo Tomori, Kieran Trippier, Kyle Walker
      Midfielders
      Jude Bellingham, Mason Mount, Kalvin Phillips, Declan Rice, James Ward-Prowse
      Forwards
      Tammy Abraham, Jarrod Bowen, Phil Foden, Jack Grealish, Harry Kane, Bukayo Saka, Raheem Sterling, Ivan Toney

      Mings, who has played 17 times for England, has again been left out and his hopes of reaching the World Cup now look extremely uncertain.
      Rashford was hoping to get a call-up having not played for England since missing a penalty at the Euro 2020 final.
      But he has been struggling with a muscle injury and has not travelled with United to Moldova for the Europa League clash.
      But Sancho is another player who now faces a tough task to make the plane for Qatar.
      His form for England has generally been poor.
      Nottingham Forest keeper Dean Henderson returns as Jordan Pickford is crocked with a thigh problem.
      There is also no place for Liverpool skipper Jordan Henderson as he, too, has a thigh injury.
      Arsenal’s Ben White is missing but he has an injury.
      Liverpool’s Trent Alexander-Arnold has scraped into the squad despite his poor form but both Kyle Walker and Luke Shaw are carrying injuries so could be forced to pull out.
      England’s first game at the World Cup is against Iran on November 21.
      While Rashford is not in this squad, Southgate insisted he is still “under consideration” for his World Cup squad.
      Southgate said: “This is a bigger than normal squad and part of the rationale is that we are very close to a World Cup and we feel, although our results were disappointing in the summer, we have picked on the basis of form and capability over a long period.
      “There were certain players we wanted to keep involved this time, but that said it doesn’t mean that this is the end for some of the others who aren’t involved.
      “Marcus Rashford, for example, has shown some encouraging signs recently.
      “He is a player we know well so if he can perform at a high level in the next few weeks, he of course will be under consideration.”
      The likes of Maguire, Shaw, Ben Chilwell and Kalvin Phillips are also included, despite not featuring regularly for their clubs.
      Southgate said: “Clearly, we have a number of players including Ben Chilwell, Luke Shaw, Harry Maguire and Kalvin Phillips who are not playing a lot of minutes with their club.
      “It is not ideal, but we feel they have been, and can be, important players for us.
      “It is not a perfect situation but there is still a lot of football to be played before Qatar.”
      Southgate chose not to hold a press conference to announce his squad, with the country still in mourning following the passing of The Queen.
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      He said: “We recognise the country is still in a period of mourning and my thoughts remain with the Royal Family.
      “While it is important to explain some of our decisions around selection, we didn’t feel it appropriate to hold a full press conference, when it might divert attention from where people’s minds should be at this time.”
      Marcus Rashford and Jadon Sancho are not in Southgate’s squadCredit: Reuters
      Trent Alexander-Arnold is in the England squad despite a difficult start to the campaignCredit: Reuters More

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      Brentford star Ivan Toney included in England squad for first time by Gareth Southgate for pre-World Cup fixtures

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      IVAN TONEY will be included in Gareth Southgate’s England squad when it is announced later today.The Brentford ace has been called up for the Three Lions’ Nations League matches against Italy and Germany.
      Ivan Toney has received his first England call upCredit: Getty
      This international break will be Southgate’s final opportunity to run the rule over his players before picking a squad for Qatar in November.
      Toney, 26, earned a spot with his exceptional form for Brentford this season.
      He has bagged five goals in six Premier League outings thus far, while laying on two assists.
      The forward scored 12 league goals last term, having fired the Bees to promotion with 31 efforts the season before.
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      SunSport reported on Wednesday night that a number of Three Lions stars are sweating on their places.
      Toney’s first call-up could be bad news for fellow forward Tammy Abraham.
      Tyrone Mings, Jadon Sancho and Marcus Rashford are all hoping for recalls after being snubbed from previous squads.
      Tottenham star Eric Dier IS set for an England return after two years out of the set-up.
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      Dier’s fellow defender Harry Maguire is set to keep his place despite his underwhelming start to the season.
      Meanwhile, Jordan Pickford and Jordan Henderson will miss out through injury.
      And Luke Shaw has been nursing a foot problem.

      England travel to Italy for their clash next Friday before hosting Germany at Wembley the following Monday.
      Stars will then have until November 9 or 10 to impress Southgate, when he announces his 26-man World Cup squad.
      The Three Lions’ opener will take place against Iran on November 21.
      England stars have two more matches to impress Gareth SouthgateCredit: PA More

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      Gareth Bale a doubt for Wales’ Nations League clash against Belgium with star struggling with MLS schedule and jet lag

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      GARETH BALE is a doubt for Wales’ Nations League clash in Belgium next week.The Dragons captain, 33, will turn out for MLS side LAFC against Houston Dynamo in the early hours of Monday morning.
      Gareth Bale could miss the Belgium clash due to jet lag and fatigue
      Then Bale is to take a 10½-hour flight to London from Los Angeles on Tuesday, just two days before the Brussels tussle.
      But with time zones, jet lag and fatigue all factors, Wales boss Robert Page will not take any risks with him ahead of the World Cup.
      Page said: “We know he’ll be affected. There will be a lot of planning as regards to if he is going to be ready for the game against Belgium. If not, we might have to leave it for the Poland game.
      “We want him in top condition. We are not going to jeopardise him.”
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      Wales host Poland three days later on September 25 but could already be confined to last place in League A Group 4 if they lose to Belgium and Poland get at least a point against the Netherlands.
      And Page will need all the firepower he can get as Wales have picked up just one win in their last six games – the crucial World Cup play-off qualifier against Ukraine.
      Bale has been out of sorts since his move to MLS too, scoring just two goals in 11 games in all competitions.
      In fact, LAFC have performed better when the Welshman has not been on the pitch.
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      MLS reporter Matthew Doyle revealed LAFC have a goal difference of -7 with the five-time Champions League winner on the pitch in the 375 minutes he has played.
      But when Bale is either subbed off or absent, LAFC are plus 33 in the goals department in 2,800 minutes.
      However, Bale has sold the most shirts, edging out fellow former Premier League stars Carlos Vela and Chicharito.
      And luckily for LAFC, Bale’s poor form hasn’t loosened their firm grip on top spot in the Western Conference.
      This is the first time Bale will make the 5,500-mile trip from California to Cardiff for international duty since his summer switch Stateside.
      But Page trusts 106-cap Bale to deliver because of his classy double against Austria and free-kick winner over Ukraine in March and June which took Wales to November’s World Cup came at a time when he had limited action in Spain.
      Page added: “Of course, in an ideal world we want him to play more minutes, but I’m not overly concerned. He has proven it time and time again for us. If he hadn’t then I’d be worried. 
      “As long as he keeps putting free-kicks in the top corner then there is no problem. He turned up with the right frame of mind against Austria and Ukraine and scored the goals he did. You don’t do that unless you have mental toughness.
      “But if he plays 10 minutes it is more than what he was playing before he scored those important goals for us. So everything he plays is a bonus. 
      “He looks after himself, he’s the ultimate professional in every camp. Whatever minutes he plays I know when he comes on camp he will be ready to play for us.” More

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      Man Utd stars Marcus Rashford and Jadon Sancho ‘set for England recalls in final chance to impress before World Cup’

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      MARCUS RASHFORD and Jadon Sancho are set for England recalls for the upcoming international break, according to reports.And that will give the pair a final chance to impress Gareth Southgate before the Three Lions boss picks his World Cup squad.
      Jadon Sancho and Marcus Rashford may have played their way back into the England teamCredit: Getty
      Gareth Southgate has two more England matches before choosing his World Cup squadCredit: Richard Pelham / The Sun
      England play Italy and Germany in the Nations League later this month, with the team announced on Thursday.
      And according to the Daily Mail, the Manchester United duo have played their way into the squad thanks to their strong starts to the season under Erik ten Hag.
      The Englishmen, who have started all six Premier League games, have five goals and two assists between them including winners against Liverpool, Leicester and Arsenal.
      Rashford and Sancho were both part of the team that reached the Euro 2020 final last year, with the duo missing penalties in the shootout against Italy.
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      Rashford, 24, has not played a single minute for his country since the heartbreaking final – although he was called up last November in an injury-hit season.
      Sancho, 22, featured in October 2021, last turning out for the Three Lions against Andorra.
      Their poor form last season coincided with Manchester United’s struggles and they were subsequently dropped by Southgate.
      But England’s torrid Nations League results in the summer – losing 1-0 and 4-0 to Hungary – means there are likely to be major changes for the September fixtures.
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      The Three Lions play away in Rome on September 23 and then host Germany at Wembley three days later at risk of finishing bottom of the Nations League group.
      These are the last two matches before England begin their World Cup campaign against Iran on November 21.
      Eric Dier could also earn a recall for the September matches while Ivan Toney has made a strong case to be included thanks to his red-hot form for Brentford. More

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      France star Ousmane Dembele has no idea how Nations League works and jokes teams end up playing for ‘holidays’

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      OUSMANE DEMBELE has admitted even he doesn’t know how the Nations League works.France currently sit bottom of Group A1 in this season’s competition.
      French winger Ousmane Demeble admitted he had no idea how the Nations League worksCredit: Getty
      Antoine Greizmann was in stitches as his team-mates gave a comedy answer
      Get French Football News shared a video in which team-mate Antoine Griezmann asked him if he knew the rules of the tournament.
      The French international, 25, laughed and shook his head.
      Dembele answered: “The coach said but I don’t understand anything.
      “There are three teams in a group – what is that. One gets promoted, one gets relegated. The second team plays for nothing, for holidays.”
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      It is unknown when the footage was shot, but he presumably knows there are now four teams in each group.
      England – who are also bottom of their group – cannot qualify for Nations League Finals and will get a “holiday” next June.
      The Barcelona winger was heavily linked with a move to the Premier League this summer.
      But he eventually killed off Chelsea transfer talk when he signed a whopping new deal at the Nou Camp.
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      The ex-Dortmund man will allegedly earn around £17million a year.
      Dembele will pocket at least £13.5m gross for each year of his contract and could net a further £3.4m through bonuses each campaign.
      The exciting forward has rewarded Xavi’s team by performing well for the second-placed side.
      He has started every game for the Catalans and has a goal and two assists so far in La Liga. More

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      England only given 4,000 tickets for Nations League clash against Italy.. but fans can snap them up for just £9.50

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      ENGLAND have been allocated barely 4,000 tickets for September’s Nations League game with Italy.But the lucky fans will have to pay just £9.50 for their seats in the San Siro on September 23.
      Only 4,000 England fans will be able to attend the match in ItalyCredit: Getty
      FA chiefs have confirmed they received 4,361 tickets for the penultimate game before the World Cup.
      A ballot is required after 6,767 members of the official England Travel club applied.
      All successful applicants will receive tickets with their name printed on it, under Italian law, designed to prevent resale of seats by touts.
      The home game at Molineux in June had just a few hundred schoolchildren in attendance.
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