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Home / Volleyball / Argentina vs Italy Live Stream & Tips – One-Sided Game in the Nations League 2026

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Argentina vs Italy Live Stream & Tips – One-Sided Game in the Nations League 2026

  • Argentina is out of playoff contention and may lack motivation
  • We are backing Italy to finish the job in three sets
  • Watch Argentina vs Italy live in the Nations League 2026
Vedran OstojicWritten by Vedran Ostojic
Sports Editor10+ Years Of Experience in Football, Basketball, Handball & Volleyball
Updated: Jul 17, 2026

Match Preview 


Italy have won their last six head-to-head meetings against Argentina and now find themselves in a difficult position, needing another victory to stay in the Top 7 race. Can the South American side produce an upset? 

Argentina Playing for Pride 


Argentina are definitely out of contention for the Nations League 2026 final tournament after securing just three wins from ten matches, although they should be safe from relegation. 

Two of those victories came during Week 2, when the Argentinians defeated Germany 3-2 before producing an impressive straight-sets victory over China. They were unable to build on that momentum, however, losing a five-set thriller to Turkey before wrapping up June with a 3-1 defeat to Poland despite winning the opening set 50-48. 

The South Americans started Week 3 by recovering from two sets down against Canada to claim a dramatic 3-2 victory and end their losing run, but followed that with another five-set defeat yesterday, losing 3-2 to Cuba. 

Italy Chasing a Playoff Spot 


Italy are hoping to improve on last year's Nations League silver medal, but their campaign has been inconsistent, leaving them fifth in the standings with a 6-4 record. 

The Azzurri endured a difficult Week 2, suffering defeats to Bulgaria (3-2) and Ukraine (3-0). They finished June with further losses against stronger opponents, Brazil (3-1) and Slovenia (3-1). 

Italy opened Week 3 with a hard-fought clash against table leaders Japan. The Azzurri matched their opponents for four sets before eventually losing the deciding tiebreak 15-12, but responded immediately with a convincing 3-0 victory over Belgium. 
Vedran Ostojic

Vedran Ostojic

Sports Editor10+ Years Of Experience in Football, Basketball, Handball & Volleyball

Located in Sarajevo, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Vedran is a passionate sports enthusiast with a particular love for the English Premier League. He's been writing about sports online for almost a decade with a degree in literature and sports journalism. The primary areas of focus include top European football leagues (mainly EPL, Serie A & Bundesliga) and basketball (Euroleague & NBA).
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