Italy vs Albania Euro 2024 Tickets

Get ready for an intriguing showdown as Italy and Albania, two nations with distinct footballing identities, gear up for a captivating clash at the UEFA European Championships. Despite remarkably different football histories, both Italy and Albania will bring their unique flavour to Euro 2024.

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Italy and Albania UEFA Euros Tournament Record

The Italian national team has triumphed twice at the UEFA European Championships. The Azzurri are one of only four countries to have achieved glory at both the FIFA World Cup and the UEFA European Championships.

Italy first won their first European Championship more than half a century ago. At Euro 1968, they reached the final after beating the Soviet Union via a coin-toss, before clinching the title with a replay victory over Yugoslavia. There were no penalty shoot-outs in those days.

At Euro 2020, Italy relied on penalties to secure victory over England in the final. Their second European Championship success was hard-fought, overcoming Austria, Belgium, and Spain in the knockout rounds.

In contrast, the Albanian national team has precious little history at the UEFA European Championships. However, they’ve been steadily ascending in the rankings over the last decade.

Prior to Euro 2024, Albania had taken part in one major international tournament. They qualified against all odds for Euro 2016, but were knocked out at the group stage after suffering defeats to both France and Switzerland.

Italy vs Albania Head to Head

Italy and Albania have never previously met at a major international tournament.

The Azzurri boast an unblemished record against Albania, winning all four of their meetings. Albania took the lead in a friendly match in 2022, but Italy fought back to win 3-1 in Tirana, Albania’s capital city.