Get ready for an exciting clash as Slovakia U21 take on Italy U21 in the UEFA European Under-21 Championship. The match will be played at the CITY ARENA – Štadión Antona Malatinského in Trnava on Saturday, 14th June 2025.
Kick-off is set for 20:00 BST in the UK. Viewers across Europe can tune in at 21:00 CEST in Italy, Germany, France, and Spain.
This fixture marks a key moment as the Azzurrini aim for a record-breaking sixth U21 title, while Slovakia U21 hope to leverage home advantage in front of their passionate fans.
Pre-match overview
Italy U21 opened their European Championship campaign with a hard-fought victory, demonstrating resilience despite early struggles. Their senior side has faced scrutiny this season, but the young Azzurrini are determined to restore national pride and make tournament history.
Slovakia U21 will be eager to impress on home soil at the CITY ARENA. The hosts have worked hard in qualifying and will look to disrupt Italy’s rhythm by using the passionate support of the Trnava crowd.
Where to watch streaming and TV
If you’re wondering how to catch every moment of Slovakia U21 vs Italy U21, there are several options across Europe. From national broadcasters to streaming platforms, here’s where you can tune in:
Whether you’re at home or on the go, these official channels ensure you won’t miss a kick of this crucial U21 showdown.
- Italy: Rai Sport (TV) and RaiPlay (streaming)
- Germany: ARD and ZDF (TV) and their respective media libraries (streaming)
- France: beIN Sports (TV) and beIN Sports Connect (streaming)
- Spain: Movistar+ (TV) and Movistar+ App (streaming)
- UK: Sky Sports Main Event (TV) and NOW (streaming)
Forecast
The stage is set for an intriguing battle between host nation Slovakia U21 and the European heavyweights, Italy U21. While the Azzurrini enter as favourites, Slovakia’s home advantage could make this encounter unpredictable.
Expect Italy to control possession and look for openings, but Slovakia may frustrate their opponents with a disciplined defensive display. Ultimately, a narrow win for Italy seems likely, though a late twist can’t be ruled out in what promises to be a tightly contested affair.
