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La partita faceva parte della quarta giornata della UEFA Nations League, competizione tra nazionali europee.
Francia-Belgio 4-1 nella quarta giornata della Nations League. Primo tempo con dominio territoriale in favore della squadra di Zidane che, tuttavia, non riesce a trovare conclusioni pulite verso la porta di Vandevoort. Il Belgio attende e riparte e sull'asse Lavia-Lukebakio confeziona la rete del vantaggio belga a Saint Denis al minuto 35.
Nella ripresa la Francia si scatena nel finale e ribalta la gara con Doue' (77') e Cherki (81') e Olise (88' e 90').

Italy wins 3-1 against Turkey in Bologna in the Nations League, thanks to goals from Scamacca, Calafiori and Pio Esposito. First home success for Roberto Mancini, who changes nine elevenths compared to the match against France. Turkey remains with zero points, while Italy rises to second place in the group.

After the 3-1 victory against Turkey in Bologna, Roberto Mancini takes stock of his second experience as Italy coach, praising the young debutants and Pio Esposito, while expressing his lack of Gianluca Vialli. In Türkiye, meanwhile, the opposition towards Montella and the president of the federation is growing after the refereeing scandal.

The Italian coach Roberto Mancini comments on Italy's victory against Turkey in the Nations League in Bologna, underlining the ability to resume the match after a difficult start and talking about the future path of the team, with reference to the possible use of Romano as a midfielder and the need to play for second place in Belgium.

Italy beat Turkey 2-1 in Bologna in the Nations League thanks to goals from Scamacca in the 26th minute and Calafiori in the 65th minute, after Simsir's Turkish equalizer in the 61st minute. Mancini made nine changes, making his debut for Doumbia from the first minute, and underlined the importance of the group and the confidence found after the defeat against Belgium.
Roberto Mancini's Italy faces Vincenzo Montella's Turkey at the Dall'Ara in the last match of the national break, valid for Group A of the Nations League. A win would help the Azzurri stay in League A and improve their position for qualifying for the 2028 European Championships, with the final two matches of the group scheduled for November against Belgium and France.