Where to watch Switzerland-Italy on TV
The Euro 2024 round of 16 is about to begin and the first to open it will be Luciano Spalletti’s Italy. The Azzurri will play this afternoon, Saturday 29 June, against Swiss at 6pm. It will be possible to follow Switzerland-Italy on Sky and in streaming on NOW. Live at 6pm on Sky Sport Uno, Sky Sport Calcio, Sky Sport 4K, Sky Sport 251 e in streaming su NOW. Commentary entrusted as usual to Fabio Caressa, with commentary by Beppe Bergomi. On the sidelines Giorgia Cenni, Marco Nosotti, Peppe Di Stefano, Francesco Cosatti and Gianluca Di Marzio. Not to be missed at 5pm and 8pm are the pre- and post-game sessions hosted by Federica Masolin. With her, live from Berlin: Paolo Condò, Fabio Capello and Giancarlo Marocchi. At 2pm, however, there will be room for ‘Eurogoleador‘. In the studio: Mario Giunta, Maurizio Compagnoni and Massimo Marianella.
The numbers of Switzerland-Italy
The match between Switzerland and Italy valid for the round of 16 of Euro 2024 – to be experienced on Sky and streamed on NOW – will take place at the Olympiastadion in Berlin. Coach Yakın’s team will qualified for the round of 16 as second place in group Aas well as Italy which thanks to Zaccagni’s goal in the 98th minute against Croatia is managed to win second place in group B, behind Spain. The comparison of the 3 matches played by Switzerland and Italy within Euro 2024 highlights Greater shooting accuracy for Switzerland; Italy kicked more towards the opponent’s goal (33 against 30), but the shots on target were the 46.66% for Yakin’s team and only 27% for Spalletti’s teamThe precedents are clearly in favor of the Azzurri: 29 matches won by Italy, 24 draws and 8 victories for the Swiss. Italy hasn’t lost against Switzerland for 31 years (1-0 in Bern in 1993): since then 5 wins and 7 draws in the next 12 matches; even if the last two draws (0-0 in Bern and 1-1 in Rome) cost them qualification for the 2022 World Cup. The only precedent for the European Championship dates back to 16 June 2021, when the Azzurri won 3-0 in Rome in their second match of the group. The match ended with a score of 1-1. Referee of the match il polacco Szymon Marciniakwith Tomasz Listkiewicz and Adam Kupsik assistents. Fourth team assisted by Tello. Al VAR Tomasz Kwiatkowski.
