Germany U20 faces Italy in U20 Elite League match in Spain
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 28, 2026, 4:46 PM
Last updated Sep 28, 2026

Germany U20 takes on Italy U20 in Spain during the second matchday of the U20 Elite League. Germany, last season's runner-up, secured a narrow victory over France in their opening match, while Italy suffered a 3-1 defeat to England. Germany has won their last five matches in the competition, with Max Moerstedt scoring the lone goal against France. Italy, on the other hand, has not won in their last seven outings, including a heavy loss to Germany in November 2025. Both teams feature players making their debuts, focusing on player development and allowing for multiple substitutions.
- •Germany U20 defeated France 1-0 in their opening match.
- •Italy U20 lost 3-1 to England in their first game.
- •Germany has won their last five matches in the U20 Elite League.
- •This match features debut players for both teams.
- •Germany is unbeaten against Italy since 2015.
- 4:46 PMYahoo Sports — U20 Elite League: Germany vs. Italy
"Hannes Wolf’s Germany U20 squad will face Italy in Spain in the second matchday of the U20 Elite League. Last season's runner-up started their campaign with a narrow win over France, while Italy los...
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