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How to watch Belgium vs Italy: TV channel and live stream for Nations League today

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Flood, G. (2026, November 15). How to watch Belgium vs Italy: TV channel and live stream for Nations League today. Evening Standard. https://www.standard.co.uk/sport/football/how-to-watch-belgium-vs-italy-tv-channel-live-stream-nations-league-today-b1304903.html

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Evening Standard · collected 2026-11-15 · by George Flood

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The article details how to watch the upcoming football match between Belgium and Italy in the Nations League. The match will be broadcast live on Amazon Prime Video's pay-per-view service in the UK for £2.49, with coverage starting at 7:35pm GMT and the match kicking off at 7:45pm GMT. This comes amid a tight race for the top two spots in Group A1, where both Belgium and Italy currently have nine and ten points respectively, with the match set to be crucial for their standings.
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Evening StandardThis outlet15 Nov

The article details how to watch the upcoming football match between Belgium and Italy in the Nations League. The match will be broadcast live on Amazon Prime Video's pay-per-view service in the UK for £2.49, with coverage starting at 7:35pm GMT and the match kicking off at 7:45pm GMT. This comes amid a tight race for the top two spots in Group A1, where both Belgium and Italy currently have nine and ten points…

How to watch Belgium vs Italy: TV channel and live stream for Nations League today (this article)14 articles from Evening Standard on this story
BBC12 Nov

This personal opinion piece provides player ratings for England's Nations League victory over Croatia, where Harry Kane scored his 92nd goal for the country from a penalty. The author evaluates the team's performance, highlighting Morgan Rogers' third senior goal and the return of Declan Rice from injury. Specific ratings are assigned to the starting eleven and substitutes, including a low score for Jarell Quansah…

Kane scores winner but who else made an impression? England player ratings →3 articles from BBC on this story
Al Jazeera13 Nov

England defeated Croatia 2-1 at Wembley on Thursday to secure a place in the Nations League quarterfinals after finishing second in Group A. Harry Kane scored a penalty to secure his record-breaking 126th cap and 92nd international goal, while Morgan Rogers provided the opening goal in the 24th minute. The report focuses on England's improved defensive stability compared to their previous 7-0 loss and highlights…

Harry Kane breaks caps record as England reach Nations League knockouts →3 articles from Al Jazeera on this story
Toronto Star13 Nov

Dayot Upamecano left the French national team after their 3-1 loss to Italy in the Nations League due to personal reasons. The loss, which was Italy’s first victory over France on French soil in 64 years, dropped France behind Italy in Group A1. France’s coach, Zinedine Zidane, faces additional challenges with multiple player injuries, including key defenders William Saliba, Jules Koundé, and now Upamecano.

Upamecano leaves France squad for personal reasons after 3-1 loss to Italy in Nations League →2 articles from Toronto Star on this story
Daily Mail13 Nov

Prince William joined teammates and former players to honor Harry Kane as he reached a record-breaking 126th cap for England against Croatia. The 33-year-old striker surpassed Peter Shilton as the nation's most capped player and currently holds the record for most goals with 91, nearly doubling the totals of Wayne Rooney and Sir Bobby Charlton. The report highlights the ceremonial tributes, including a framed shirt…

Prince William leads tributes to Harry Kane as England captain breaks appearance record with 126th cap: Royal presents star with shirt marking occasion as Wembley celebrates milestone →

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England confirm how Harry Kane's record-breaking appearance will be celebrated Evening Standard · stated as fact

Leader, role model, extraordinary - how Kane's 'fairytale' came true BBC · stated as fact

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This feels like a must-win game for the Scots, with Australia coming off an atrocious performance at Twickenham in which they conceded a record number of points to old rivals England in a hopelessly one-sided 45-22 defeat that could and should have been even more emphatic as the pressure was significantly eased on Steve Borthwick after a difficult week.
They will be strong favourites to overcome a Turkey side who sit rock bottom of the group with no wins and zero points to their name in five attempts, having sacked head coach Vincenzo Montella last month.
However, England’s superior goal difference means that a victory at the Metropolitano Stadium - home of LaLiga giants Atletico Madrid - would see them snatch top spot in dramatic fashion at the last, theoretically securing an easier quarter-final tie in March as the draw is made in Switzerland on Friday.
He will hope to add further to that tally on Tuesday night, when Potter’s team travel to meet Poland in Wroclaw.
Scott picked up a thigh injury during that camp that it was feared could keep him out for up to two months, though the issue was not as serious as first feared and he was back on the Bournemouth bench in their last game against Ipswich.
Former player, manager and pundit Souness has made headlines on more than one occasion in recent months for his controversial comments on England midfield star Rice, saying in the summer on Piers Morgan's Football Uncensored that he might be better suited to playing at centre-back because of his limited passing abilities.
Borthwick has made 10 changes to the side that thrashed Australia for his 50th game in charge, including starts for the likes of Henry Pollock, Max Ojomoh, George Ford and Will Joseph.
Borthwick has made 10 changes to the side that thrashed Australia, including starts for the likes of Henry Pollock, Max Ojomoh and Will Joseph.
Farrell will be keen to build some momentum ahead of a massive showdown with South Africa, which will be followed by finals weekend at Twickenham.
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Belgium Brussels France Italy Les Bleus

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Italy GPE · 6× Belgium GPE · 5× Brussels GPE · 2× France GPE · 2× Azzurri PERSON · 1× Les Bleus ORG · 1× Michael Olise PERSON · 1× Milan GPE · 1× Paris GPE · 1× Roberto Mancini’s PERSON · 1×

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Michael Olise scored against Italy again in Milan to put France - without captain and talisman Kylian Mbappe due to injury - in the driving seat following an error by Gianluigi Donnarumma, only for Pio Esposito to notch a brace either side of an effort from Davide Frattesi as Zinedine Zidane suffered his first loss as Didier Deschamps’ successor.
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Roberto Mancini’s Azzurri side produced a brilliant performance to defeat Les Bleus at home for the first time in 64 years at the San Siro on Thursday night, battling back from an early deficit in a 3-1 triumph that followed a hard-fought 1-1 draw in Paris last month. asserted
that → produce → Paris
Michael Olise scored against Italy again in Milan to put France - without captain and talisman Kylian Mbappe due to injury - in the driving seat following an error by Gianluigi Donnarumma, only for Pio Esposito to notch a brace either side of an effort from Davide Frattesi as Zinedine Zidane suffered his first loss as Didier Deschamps’ successor. asserted
Zidane → score → successor
Sebastiano Esposito missed a penalty for the home team, but it did not matter in the end as his younger brother had more success. asserted
brother → miss → success
It left Group A1 very finely poised heading into the final matchday, with Italy and France sitting level on 10 points apiece but the former occupying top spot due to their superior goal difference. asserted
former → leave → difference
Zidane’s men host bottom side Turkey - still without a single win or even a point to their name after five games - at the same time as Italy go to Brussels, with Belgium still very much in the battle for a top-two finish and quarter-final berth on nine points. asserted
Belgium → host → points
Read More Mark van Bommel’s Red Devils came out on top when these two nations met previously at the Stadio Olimpico in September, with Mika Godts grabbing his first Belgium goal and Dodi Lukebakio also on target. asserted
Lukebakio → read → target
In the UK, Belgium vs Italy in the 2026/27 Nations League group stage is available to watch live via Amazon Prime Video’s pay-per-view service. asserted
Belgium → watch → service
The match costs £2.49 to purchase, with coverage beginning at 7:35pm GMT ahead of a 7:45pm GMT kick-off at the King Baudouin Stadium in Brussels. asserted
coverage → cost → Brussels
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