Germany vs Italy Prediction 23.03.2025 | Nations League

• Competition: UEFA Nations League - Quarter-Finals 2nd leg
• Date: Sunday, 23rd, March 2025
• Kickoff: 19:45 UK / 20:45 CET
• Venue: Signal Iduna Park (Dortmund)

A place in the UEFA Nations League Final Four for the first time ever is within Germany’s grasp, provided they can hold onto their lead when Italy comes to town for the quarterfinal second leg on Sunday.

Fueled by Kimmich’s influence, Germany clawed their way back from a goal down to silence the home crowd at San Siro, sealing a huge 2-1 triumph over the Italian squad. Despite reaching the knockout stage for the first time in their brief four-year UEFA Nations League history, Julian Nagelsmann's squad now finds itself in a strong position to secure a spot in the final four while also setting sights on lifting the trophy.

Germany vs Italy Betting Tips : GERMANY TO WIN

In the first leg, the German squad made it abundantly clear that they operate on a much higher level than the Italian side, which has been failing for years and seems like a pale shadow of the former famous team. Since Luciano Spalletti's squad will have no choice but to push forward in search of a result, that could leave them vulnerable, as the Germans are relentless in punishing defensive lapses and exceptionally dangerous when launching counterattacks. Because of all this, we expect the Germans not only to protect their mini-goal edge but also to prove their greatness once again, leaving Gli Azzurri without a real answer and forcing them to come to terms with the undebiable gap in quality between the two teams. Remerkably, Die Mannschaft have shown no mercy to visiting teams in recent times, and the freshest example of their dominance comes from the UEFA Nations League, where they triumphed in all three home qualifiers and produced a phenomenal 13-0 goal difference during that stretch. The last time Italy visited German soil, they endured a panful and bitter experience, as Nagelsmann's warriors handed them a harsh 5-2 trashing, and we expect them to do so in Sunday's showdown as well, setting up a semifinal clash with the winner of the Denmark-Portugal match.