Overview

• Kickoff is 9:45 p.m. local time at A. Le Coq Arena in Tallinn on Saturday, October 11.
• Norway top Group I with 15 points from five matches as Italy sit second on nine with a game in hand, needing to win all four remaining fixtures including November’s meeting with Norway and to close a significant goal-difference gap.
• Italy travel without injured wingers Matteo Politano and Mattia Zaccagni, with Leonardo Spinazzola and Roberto Piccoli called up and Bryan Cristante returning to bolster midfield options.
• Previews tip an Azzurri victory after September’s 5-0 win over Estonia, whose captain Karol Mets is back from injury while striker Henri Anier is suspended and Rauno Sappinen is expected to lead the line.
• The match is pay-per-view on Fubo PPV in the United States and on Amazon’s Prime PPV in the United Kingdom, with India coverage listed on Sony Sports Network and Sony Liv.