Belgium vs Italy 2026 Nations League live stream: where to watch — Sunday, 15 November at 7:45pm GMT / 2:45pm ET / 11:45am PT (6:45am AEDT Monday, 16 November). The match kicks off at King Baudouin Stadium in Brussels, a winner-takes-all clash for quarter-final qualification in UEFA’s Nations League 2026/27 Group A1.
Belgium must win to guarantee progression. Italy needs only a draw to qualify, and a win would top the group. Both teams come off Thursday wins, Belgium 2–1 over Turkey, Italy 3–1 over France, with Pio Esposito scoring twice for the Azzurri and Kevin De Bruyne netting for the Red Devils.
This is the 28th meeting between the sides. Italy leads the head-to-head 17–5, with five draws. Their last Nations League encounter ended 2–0 to Belgium in September 2026.
Where to watch
| Country | Channel or service | Free or paid |
|---|
| Belgium | VTM & RTL Play | Free |
| Italy | RAI Play | Free |
| United States | Fubo (Pro Plan required) | Paid ($88.99/month, 5-day free trial) |
| United Kingdom | Prime Video | Paid (£2.49 pay-per-view) |
| Canada | DAZN (soccer package) | Paid (CA$24.99/month) |
| Australia | beIN Sports Connect | Paid (AU$16.99/month or AU$169.99/year. 7-day free trial available) |
Free options
VTM and RTL Play in Belgium and RAI Play in Italy are offering the match at no cost, no subscription or paywall. These are the only confirmed free streams named across all sources. No other country’s broadcaster or platform is listed as providing free access.
What to expect from the event
Expect high stakes, not high production. This is a midweek UEFA Nations League fixture, not a tournament final or a World Cup qualifier, so there’s no red-carpet studio show, no pre-match concert, and no multi-hour broadcast window. Coverage begins shortly before kick-off with team line-ups, tactical analysis, and live commentary.
Broadcasts will include standard international football production: multiple camera angles, slow-motion replays, on-screen graphics for substitutions and bookings, and post-match interviews. There is no indication of English-language commentary on the free Belgian or Italian streams. Those services deliver native-language coverage only. The next Nations League matchday runs in March 2027.
For now, this result decides who advances, and who waits for Turkey’s result against France.
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