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Italy and the Netherlands meet for a 23rd time in Bergamo on Wednesday evening (19:45 kick-off).
Italy's national football team has won the World Cup on four occasions and the European Championships once, helping them to become one of the most successful international teams in history. Italy will take part in Euro 2020 and have been drawn against Turkey, Wales and Switzerland in Group A. Roberto Mancini is Italy's current manager...

Roberto Mancini‘s side are in command of Uefa Nations League Group A1 having gone unbeaten in three games so far, including recently leaving Amsterdam with a 1-0 victory courtesy of talented midfield star Nicolò Barella.

Oranje, meanwhile, were plunged into turmoil after head coach Ronald Koeman — who guided them to the inaugural finals — left them for the vacant Barcelona managerial position. He’s since been replaced by former international teammate Frank de Boer, who is desperate for a big result with many observers doubting his appointment.

Thus far, former Atlanta United manager De Boer has only been able to oversee a 1-0 friendly defeat to Mexico and a 0-0 draw with Bosnia and Herzegovina in their previous Nations League match.

Success on Italian soil has been nonexistent for the Dutch; across nine previous visits — the majority being friendlies — they’ve returned home with three draws and six humbling losses. Can De Boer buck that trend or will there be more orange pain?

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Italy and the Netherlands meet for a 23rd time in Bergamo on Wednesday evening (19:45 kick-off).

Roberto Mancini‘s side are in command of Uefa Nations League Group A1 having gone unbeaten in three games so far, including recently leaving Amsterdam with a 1-0 victory courtesy of talented midfield star Nicolò Barella.

Oranje, meanwhile, were plunged into turmoil after head coach Ronald Koeman — who guided them to the inaugural finals — left them for the vacant Barcelona managerial position. He’s since been replaced by former international teammate Frank de Boer, who is desperate for a big result with many observers doubting his appointment.

Thus far, former Atlanta United manager De Boer has only been able to oversee a 1-0 friendly defeat to Mexico and a 0-0 draw with Bosnia and Herzegovina in their previous Nations League match.

Success on Italian soil has been nonexistent for the Dutch; across nine previous visits — the majority being friendlies — they’ve returned home with three draws and six humbling losses. Can De Boer buck that trend or will there be more orange pain?
Where to watch Italy vs Netherlands on TV:

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Italy & Netherlands’ previous line-ups:

Italy (vs Poland): Donnarumma; Florenzi, Bonucci, Acerbi, Emerson; Barella, Jorginho, Verratti; Chiesa, Belotti*, Pellegrini.
Netherlands (vs Bosnia-Herzegovina): Cillessen; Dumfries, De Vrij, Van Dijk, Blind; De Roon, F. de Jong; Malen, Wijnaldum, Promes; L. de Jong.

Andrea Belotti is suspended so Lazio star Ciro Immobile is likely to come into the starting XI. Gaetano Castrovilli is injured.

The Dutch have a suspension of their own to deal with in the form of Marten de Roon, although they’re likely to welcome Memphis Depay back into the starting line-up.