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Germany vs Italy U-21 Euro quarterfinal: Date, time, and streaming details

Germany vs Italy U-21 Euro quarterfinal: Date, time, and streaming details

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Germany is set to clash with five-time champion Italy in the UEFA Euro U-21 quarterfinal at the DAC Arena in Slovakia on Monday (IST). Germany heads into the knockout stage with strong momentum, having topped Group B after winning all three of its group matches. Italy, on the other hand, secured its place in the quarterfinals by finishing second in Group A, with two wins and one loss.
Meanwhile, defending champion England has already booked a spot in the semifinals with a convincing 3-1 victory over Spain, last edition's runner-up.
Match Details: Germany vs Italy, UEFA Euro U-21 Quarterfinal
Date & Time: Monday, 12:30 AM IST
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Venue: DAC Arena, Slovakia
Live Streaming: The match will be streamed live on the FanCode app

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