LIVE – Multiplex League of Nations: Germany remains silent, Italy takes the break

Wimmer commits a nasty foul on Gnabry who gets a free kick 20m away for Germany!

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Gnabry finds himself alone in the area and curls a shot which goes over the target. Still no goal in the match.

On the free kick, Raspadori found Di Lorenzo who made an unstoppable diving header for the goalkeeper. The Squadra Azzurra takes a break from the match!

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An Israeli defender is guilty of a handball on the edge of the area, which allows Raspadori to obtain a good free kick!

The Dutch had the right to their first incursion into the German defense but without success.

Ricci makes his debut for Italy in place of Fagioli.

On the German side, Andrich replaces Wirtz while Wieffer and Malen replace Reijnders and Timber for the Oranje.

Germany failed to find the fault against the Netherlands and returned to the locker room with a goalless draw.

Italy did well against Israel with a penalty obtained in the last minutes of the first act scored by Retegui. 1-0 at halftime.

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The Bayern midfielder counters a poor recovery from the defense but cannot control the ball which flies past Verbruggen’s left post.

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Just in front of the 18 m, Calafiori touches the ball with his hand and puts the visitors in a good position to equalize.

Retegui doesn’t tremble to convert the penalty into Glazer’s top corner and he gives the Squadra Azzurra the advantage!

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Tonali takes a sole in the area and the referee automatically designates the penalty spot!

Germany continues to attack the Netherlands’ cages without succeeding in pushing the ball into the back of the net. Leweling saw his shot cleared on the line a few minutes ago. 0-0

Same thing Italy with Israel who is doing well in this almost one-sided encounter. 0-0

The Dutch AC Milan midfielder is booked after making a tackle on Pavlovic’s shin.

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The young winger from Stuttgart sees his shot pushed back on the line by Micky Van de Ven who saves his teammates.

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The Ajax left-back makes a saving tackle which prevents Wirtz’s pass from arriving in the right space.

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If Germany continues to put pressure, the Dutch are not doing any favors. The Mannschaft cannot find the solution despite repeated attacks in the Dutch camp.

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The Newcastle midfielder is very close to opening the scoring, but Glazer stretches out to avoid conceding the first goal of the match. Be careful to Italy not to regret its opportunities.

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Still a goalless draw in both matches!

Leweling thought he had opened the scoring for Germany, but the referee flagged Gnabry offside. Germany dominates at the start of the meeting.

Italy has just had its first big opportunity with Retegui seeing his outside foot stopped by the Israel goalkeeper. The Squadra Azzurra continues to gain strength in this meeting.

Retegui finds himself face to face with the Israeli goalkeeper and attempts an outside foot shot which is stopped by Glazer. Italy came close to opening the scoring.

Mittelstadt saw his shot stopped by Verbruggen and a cross from Gnabry grazed Kleindienst’s skull. Still a goalless draw in both matches.

The German striker is found in the middle by Leweling but is unbalanced before arming his shot which ends calmly in the arms of Verbruggen.

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Serge Gnabry is flagged offside on Florian Wirtz’s delivery! The score returns to 0-0, to the great dismay of the German supporters.

Not even two minutes into the game, and Germany is already scoring in this match. Nagelsmann’s players carried out a high press which put the Dutch defense in shambles. Serge Gnabry recovers the ball and makes a pass for Jamie Leweling who opens the scoring for his first match with the national team!

Both matches have just started! Have a good evening of football everyone!

The national anthems of the teams are played in turn before the start of the two matches.

The Blue team shot himself in the foot by only taking one point in the match against Belgium (2-2). Luciano Spalletti’s players took the break before seeing Pellegrini get sent off and the Red Devils come back to score.

Still leading Group A2 ahead of France and Belgium, Italy hosts Israel in a meeting that seems within their reach. Gigi Donnarumma was left on the bench by his coach, replaced by Vicario, the Tottenham goalkeeper. Raspadori and Fagioli also appear in the starting XI.

The Netherlands have had two draws in the Nations League, first against Germany in September (2-2) then Hungary last Friday (1-1). These two draws pushed the Oranje back to second place in their group behind Germany (5 points).

Ronald Koeman’s players must do without their captain Virgil Van Dijk, who was sent off at the end of the match on Friday, which leaves the opportunity for Jorrel Hato to join the starting lineup. Same thing for Brian Bobbey, established at the forefront of the attack in place of Joshua Zirkzee.

The team appeals to young people for this crucial meeting against the Batavian neighbors. Julian Nagelsmann has decided to start Oliver Baumann who succeeds Manuel Neuer and takes the place of Ter-Stegen, who is seriously injured for the rest of the season.

The captains Kimmich and Rüdiger are present as is Wirtz, established as an attacking midfielder in this 4-2-3-1. The latter will be surrounded by Angelo Stiller and Jamie Leweling who will honor his first cape this evening. Germany is in a comfortable position in their group with first place and seven points on the clock.

Welcome to the Figaro website to follow the League of Nations multiplex! We will carefully follow the match between Germany and the Netherlands who are in Group A, as well as the Italy-Israel meeting, present in the France group.