Italy v Chile live streams: How to watch the Autumn Nations Series clash in Genoa

The Azzurri wrap up their Quilter Nations Series against South American opposition

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Watch Italy v Chile, as the Azzurri welcome the South American World Cup qualifiers to Genoa for a rare outing against a Tier 1 nation.

This in-depth guide tells you everything you need to know to watch every minute of this match on a cold, dry evening, including details of how fans in Italy can watch Italy v Chile live streams for free. We also explain how you can use a VPN to watch your usual streaming service if you’re travelling overseas. You’ll find a match preview, team line-ups and officials at the end of the article.

Italy v Chile: Key details

– Date: Saturday 22 November 2025

– Kick-off time: 8.10pm GMT / 9.10pm CET (local) / 3.10pm ET

– FREE STREAM: Rai Play (Italy)

– Other channels and streams: Discovery+ (UK & Ireland) / Peacock (US) / SuperSport (South Africa)

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How to watch Italy v Chile for free

In Italy this weekend? Then you can watch an Italy v Chile live stream for FREE via state broadcaster RAI. The match is available on both the Rai Play streaming service and the Rai Sport broadcast channel.

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Where can I watch Italy v Chile in the UK?

You can watch an Italy v Chile live stream on Discovery+ and TNT Sports in the UK. Coverage on TNT Sports 4 starts at 8.00pm GMT, ahead of the 8.10pm kick-off.

A UK subscription to Discovery+ Premium (which is also your destination for Gallagher PREM rugby, Champions League football and a selection of Premier League matches) will cost you £30.99 per month in the UK. Alternatively, TNT Sports can be added to your Sky, BT, EE or Virgin Media TV package – costs vary by platform, so check with your provider.

Are there other viewing options for Italy v Chile?

  • United States: US viewers can watch Italy v Chile on the Peacock streaming service, which also gives you access to Premier League soccer. You’ll need to sign up for either the Premium service ($10.99 per month) or Premium Plus ($16.99 per month). Kick-off is 3.10pm ET / 12.10pm PT this afternoon.
  • Australia: Stan Sport is the home of all the Quilter Nations Series games down under, and it costs $20 per month to add Stan Sport to your base Stan plan (prices for the latter start at $12 per month). Kick-off for Italy v Chile is 7.10am AEDT on Sunday morning.
  • New Zealand: Kiwi rugby fans can watch Italy v Chile live streams on Sky Sport NZ. Sky Sport Now subscriptions start at $54.99 per month, but day passes are available for $29.99. The match gets underway at 9.10am NZDT on Sunday morning, so ideal breakfast time viewing.
  • South Africa: You’ll need to head for SuperSport to watch Italy v Chile live streams in South Africa. The service is available via DStv or streaming, and kick-off is 10.10pm SAST tonight.

Italy v Chile preview

Italy usually spend the Autumn Nations Series playing matches they’re expected to lose, picking up the odd victory – such as their win over Australia a fortnight ago – where they can. On Saturday, however, they’ll be the overwhelming favourites when Chile come to town.

Like the Azzurri, Chile will be in the World Cup draw on 2 December, though they’re eight places behind the hosts in the world rankings. They lost all four of their games in France, coming bottom in a group topped by England and Argentina, but will surely be relishing the opportunity to visit one of Europe’s big guns.

Italy head coach Gonzalo Quesada has made 10 changes to the starting XV that lost to South Africa last week, and welcomes captain Michele Lamaro back to the back row. Northampton Saints’ teen sensation Edoardo Todaro is in line to make his debut from the bench.

Italy v Chile line-ups and officials

Italy
Ange Capuozzo, Mirko Belloni, Tommaso Menoncello, Leonardo Marin, Monty Ioane, Giacomo Da Re, Alessandro Garbisi; Muhamed Hasa, Tomasso Di Bartolomeo, Simone Ferrari, Niccolò Cannone, Federico Ruzza, Alessandro Izekor, Michele Lamaro (captain), Lorenzo Cannone

Replacements:
Pablo Dimcheff, Danilo Fischetti, Giosuè Zilocchi, Enoch Opoku Gyamfi, Manuel Zuliani, Martin Page-Relo, Juan Ignacio Brex, Edoardo Todaro

Chile
Matias Garafulic, Clemente Armstrong, Domingo Saavedra, Santiago Videla, Nicolas Saab, Juan Cruz Reyes, Lucas Berti; Javier Carrasco, Augusto Bohme, Inaki Gurruchaga, Santiago Pedrero, Javier Eissmann, Ernesto Tchimino, Clemente Saavedra, Alfonso Escobar

Replacements:
Raimundo Martinez, Salvador Lues, Matias Dittus, Bruno Saez, Augusto Villanueva, Sebastian Bianchi, Tomas Salas, Joaquin Milesi

Adam Leal of England takes charge of this one, alongside a pair of Welsh assistant referees: Adam Jones and Ben Connor. Ben Whitehouse (also Wales) is the TMO.

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