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World Cup

Turkey‑Italy in Nations League, live broadcast and line‑ups

By 4AllFootball ·
Turkey‑Italy in Nations League, live broadcast and line‑ups

The Nations League match between Turkey and Italy will take place on DATE: 28/09/2026 at 20:45, under the watch of referee Michael Oliver, with live broadcast from the indicated STADE. Both teams will be commented live, with highlights to follow.

Team line‑ups

Turkey, led by coach Montella, adopts the 3‑4‑3 formation. In goal stands Bayındır (15), followed in defence by Kabak (3), Demiral (2) and Çelik (13). In midfield, Elmalı (5), Özcan (6), Kökçü (18) and Aydın (11) ensure the transition, while Uzun (21), Yılmaz (10) and Güler (23) complete the attack.

Italy, under the guidance of coach Mancini, uses the 4‑3‑3 formation. Donnarumma (1) guards the goal, supported by Ruggeri (3) and Bastoni (21) in defence. In midfield, Scalvini (19), Kayode (2) and Fagioli (6) orchestrate the play, while Tonali (8), Esposito (16) and Raspadori (7) form the attacking front.

The statistics show a balanced possession of 70 % for each team. The total number of passes amounts to 514, with a success rate of 68 % for Turkey and 32 % for Italy. Shots on target number seven, against twelve off‑target shots, and the number of fouls stands at eight.

Live commentary will continue to relay the highlights, recalling the 2018 WORLD CUP match between Turkey and Italy. Spectators will be able to follow the match’s development in real time thanks to the live broadcast.

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