Italy: Bad News for Roberto Mancini—Frattesi Will Miss the Match Against Belgium
A reality check for the Italian national team in the wake of its big 3-1 victory over France at San Siro
A reality check for the Italian national team in the wake of its big 3-1 victory over France at San Siro
A high-stakes test for Baldini’s Azzurrini, who take the field at 6:30 p.m.
Among the Galletti, there was astonishment but also admiration after the loss at San Siro
The RAI commentator went wild after the Azzurri’s victory over the Bleus
There is no shortage of criticism over the VAR’s failure to intervene
The situation caused embarrassment and sparked a series of reactions from those involved
With its victory over France, Mancini’s team is now in first place in Group A
The head coach was harsh with a player as he left the field
The former head coach of the Galletti did not expect Mancini’s team to win
The Azzurri fell behind early, but fought back and turned the game around with a performance marked by grit, skill, and organization
Between memes, jokes, and amused reactions, the Italian goalkeeper’s blunder has already become one of the most talked-about topics of the evening
Between memes, jokes, and amused reactions, the Italian goalkeeper’s blunder has already become one of the most talked-about topics of the evening
Between memes, jokes, and amused reactions, the Italian goalkeeper’s blunder has already become one of the most talked-about topics of the evening
The starting lineups for the Italy-France match—a Nations League Matchday 5 fixture—have been officially announced. The game is scheduled for tonight, Thursday, November 12, at 8:45 p.m. at San Siro Stadium in Milan.
The starting lineups for Italy vs. France—a match counting toward Matchday 5 of the Nations League—have been officially announced. The game is scheduled for tonight, Thursday, November 12, at 8:45 p.m. at San Siro Stadium in Milan.
The Azzurri take the field at San Siro against France in a match for the fifth matchday of the Nations League group stage.
This is a crucial match for the Azzurri, who—with a positive result—can still contend for a spot in the Nations League quarterfinals.
At San Siro, the reception for the former Milan goalkeeper is likely to be frosty once again
“Leaving Coverciano wasn’t easy, but I made this decision for strictly personal reasons. Wearing the blue jersey is always a source of pride. Thanks to the coach, the staff, and my teammates for their support.”
Alphadjo Cisse mentioned the name of the “bad boy”—who is currently in the United Arab Emirates—during Tuesday’s press conference.
The player, born in 1999 and currently with Udinese, has left Coverciano: he will miss the national team’s next two matches.
The head coach clarified his position on two incidents that have been the focus of attention in recent days
The head coach clarified his position on two incidents that have been the focus of attention in recent days
The head coach surprised everyone with his latest decision
The national team will return to the field on November 12 against France at the “Meazza” in Milan and on November 15 in Belgium.
He made these remarks on Tuesday, October 27, during the radio program *Un giorno da pecora*, broadcast on Rai Radio 1
The former Bari striker has no doubts: “He’s the worst of the three brothers; he’s scared and clumsy.”
The national team’s team doctor, Angelo De Carli, responded directly to the comments made by the Como coach.
The results against Turkey and France are a cause for some concern ahead of the upcoming international break.
For the Inter forward, it is his seventh goal in thirteen appearances with the national team