Croatia-Italy at the 2024 European Championships, where to watch the match on TV and streaming: time and probable lineups

Italy and Croatia will compete on Monday 24 June at 9pm to establish the second qualification for the round of 16 of Group B of EURO 2024: the probable teams of Spalletti and Dalic. Live unencrypted on Rai 1.

L’Italy Of Luciano Spalletti face the Croatia in the match that will establish the second qualification to the round of 16 of Group B of EURO 2024. After the success against Albania on their debut 2-1 and the defeat against Spain, the Blues they will take the field in Leipzig on Monday 24 June 2024 to qualify for the direct elimination phase. Kick-off at 9pm, live free-to-air TV on Rai 1 and text commentary on Fanpage.it.

The Italian national team needs a victory or a draw to fly to the next phase of the continental tournament: these two results would allow Italy to leave Croatia behind but in the event of a defeat it will be necessary to wait for the result of Spain-Albania to evaluate a move between the four ‘best thirds’ of the European Championships. There is also a “cookie” risk that can eliminate the Azzurri.

After the winning debut against Albania, Italy suffered a bad defeat against Spain not for the proportions of the score (1-0) but for the way in which the Roja he mistreated them Blues on the pitch: the reigning champions were never in the game and were dominated by De La Fuente’s team for the entire 90 minutes. Zlatko Dalic’s Croatia has collected one point in two games and is with its back to the wall: to get through to the next round Modric & co have only one result available, and that is victory.

Italy-Croatia, Spalletti’s probable lineup: two new features for the decisive match

There are nine precedents between Italy and Croatia: the balance is in favor of the Croatians with 3 wins, 5 draws and only one success for the Azzurri.

Match: Croatia-Italy
When: Monday 24 June
Time: 9pm
Where: Leipzig Stadion, Leipzig
Live TV: Rai 1, Sky
Live Streaming: Rai Play, SkyGo, Now
Competition: Euro 2024, group stage

Where to watch Croatia-Italy live on TV: free-to-air on Rai 1

Where to watch Croatia-Italy on TV? The national team’s third match at EURO 2024 can be seen on free-to-air TV on Rai 1, with commentators Rimedio and Di Gennaro. Croatia-Italy can also be followed on Sky and in particular on the channels Sky Sport Uno (channel 201), Sky Sport Calcio (202), Sky Sport 4K (213) and Sky Sport (251). For Sky, Fabio Caressa and Beppe Bergomi will be reporting on the match.

Croatia-Italy, where to watch it in streaming

Croatia-Italy can be watched in free streaming, by connecting to the RaiPlay website, for free. Sky subscribers will be able to follow the European Championship match on Sky GO, the app reserved for them. It is also possible to take advantage of the live streaming offered by NOW, where it will be possible to purchase a single ticket.

The probable lineups of Croatia-Italy at Euro 2024

Dalic relies on his quality midfield made up of Modric, Brozovic and Kovacic with the trident made up of Majer, Petkovic and Kramaric to worry the Azzurri defence.

Spalletti still focuses on Scamacca in attack but opts for some changes in midfield and defense compared to the first two outings.

CROATIA (4-3-3): Livakovic; Juranovic, Sutalo, Gvardiol, Perisic; Modric, Brozovic, Kovacic; Majer, Petkovic, Kramaric. CT: Dalic.

ITALY (4-2-3-1): Donnarumma; Di Lorenzo, Calafiori, Bastoni, Dimarco; Jorginho, Barella; Chiesa, Frattesi, Pellegrini; Scamacca. CT: Spalletti.

Italy in the round of 16, what is needed: the group standings

The Azzurri are part of group B with Spain, Croatia and Albania. After the victory against the Albanian national team, Italy lost 1-0 against Spain and will now face the Croatian selection in the match that will decide the future of the national team. With a victory, Italy would secure passage to the round of 16 but a draw could also guarantee passage to the next round. In case of defeat, it will be necessary to see the result of Spain-Albania and then do the various calculations to establish the ‘best thirds’ of the tournament.