England and Italy revisit their rivalry on Tuesday night at the Juventus Stadium in Turin, Italy. This is a storied rivalry that once featured David Beckham wear the captain's band for the first time for the English side, and saw a Paul Ince sport a bloodied head bandage during the famous 0-0 draw that booked a spot for England in the 1988 World Cup.

The Italians come into the blockbuster friendly at the heels of a 2-2 draw against Bulgaria last Saturday in their European qualifier, which stretched their impressive run of being undefeated in qualifying matches to 45 games, tracing way back to 2006.

Italy, who had Debutante Eder score the ate equalizer Saturday, got within two points off the top spot in Group H just behind group leaders Croatia, who they will face in Zagreb on June 12.

Despite their run, the Italian side has been facing issues that include reported death threats made to their manager Antonio Conte, which followed the injury to midfielder Claudio Marchisio, who is expected to remain out for weeks. Italy's Gianluigi Buffon, who missed the match versus Bulgaria with the flu remains doubtful to suit up against England.

On the other side, things are looking upbeat for England manager Roy Hodgson's squad that has been in top form in the Euro 2016 qualifiers that sees them with 15 points along with 15 goals, and are coming off a 4-0 blasting of Lithuania Friday at the Wembley Stadium.

What could work for the Italians, though, are that some of the players that played for England in their last match have either headed back to their clubs, or sustained injuries, which would leave the English shorthanded for the meeting with their rivals.

Italy, for their part, will be without Marchisio and Andrea Pirlo, while the fore mentioned Buffon, along with Daniele De Rossi, are doubtful.

The match is scheduled for kick off on Tuesday, Mar. 31 at 7:45 BST. For a live stream link, click here.