This is a meeting that will be of great interest to the French team. While Didier Deschamps' players will be battling Israel, their two main competitors in Group 2 of the Nations League will face each other this Thursday.
Leader of the group, Italy travels to Belgium at the King Baudouin stadium in Brussels, for a tempting shock. Luciano Spaletti's Nazionale will arrive on the field in a position of strength as they are still undefeated before the start of this 5th day. Domenico Tedesco's Red Devils are not riding the same dynamic, beaten twice by France since the start of the school year and held to a draw by the Italians in the first leg (2-2).
This meeting is the last opportunity for the Belgians to restart everything in this tough group, and could allow the Transalpines to validate their ticket for the final phase in the event of a fourth success in five matches. As a reminder, only the first two groups will advance to the quarter-finals and the start of the knockout phase, scheduled for March.
Belgium-Italy kick-off is scheduled for 8:45 p.m. this Thursday, November 14. The match will be watched on television on the L'Equipe channel.
