Italy hosts France at San Siro in Milan on Thursday, November 12, in a UEFA Nations League Group A1 fixture that marks the return leg of their double-header in League A. The initial match between the two national teams ended in a win for France at the Stade de France in October, setting up a high-stakes rematch in northern Italy.

Buy Tickets Through FIGC or Secondary Platforms

Tickets for the fixture go on sale initially through the official channels of the Federazione Italiana Giuoco Calcio, with priority access typically reserved for registered members before any remaining seats become available to the general public. Official general sale windows open closer to matchday once member priority periods close.

For supporters looking at alternative options once official supplies run out, secondary ticket platforms such as StubHub list available seats. Prices on the secondary market start at approximately 145 €, while official FIGC face-value prices begin at roughly 70 € for standard up to premium categories while supplies last.

Italy and France Show Similar Recent Form

Italy enters the fixture following a run that includes three wins and two losses across their last five outings. Their most recent results feature a 1-0 win over Greece in a friendly on June 7, preceded by a 1-0 victory against Luxembourg three days prior, alongside defeats against Bosnia and Herzegovina and a 1-4 loss to Norway in November 2025.

France also records three wins and two losses in its past five matches, coming off a 4-6 defeat against England in the World Cup semifinals and a 0-2 loss to Spain in the third-place playoff. Earlier tournament wins for France included a 3-0 victory over Sweden, a 1-0 win against Paraguay, and a 2-0 win of Morocco.

Recent head-to-head records favor the visiting squad. The most recent encounter in Italy took place in November 2024 during the UEFA Nations League and ended in a 1-3 victory for France, matching the scoreline from their September 2024 fixture.

San Siro Hosts the November 12 Fixture

San Siro in Milan holds a capacity exceeding 80,000 spectators, serving as one of the largest and most prominent venues in European football. Kickoff for the November 12 fixture will be officially confirmed closer to the matchday.