Armenian vs Italian results: Andrea Belotti makes Azzurri Mighty

Italy is fortunate to have a striker like Andrea Belotti. How not to face Armenia at the Vazgen Sargasyan Stadium on Thursday (9/9/2019), he managed to score two goals in a 3-1 victory.

Going to Armenia is not easy for a team as strong as Italy. High pressure exerted by local fans has at least affected the appearance of the visitors.

Clearly, when the match lasted 11 minutes, goalkeeper GIanluigi Donnarumma admitted. It was Alexander Karapetian who encouraged the host audience to support the goals he created.

However, this goal actually triggered the rise of the GLI Azzurri. In the 28th minute, his position became 1-1. The binding goal was tied by Andrea Belotti who easily hit the ball into the home goal.

The Turin striker's goal is to become the last goal created in the first half. Roberto Mancini's adopted children actually grew up in the second round. In addition, they are greater than the number of players after the Armenian striker, Alexander Karapetian, received a red card.

The situation finally could be exploited by Italy in the 78th minute. Leonardo Bonucci's pass was successfully advanced by Lorenzo Pellegrini's header to reverse the position. A 2-1 win gave the Azzurri the edge.

The proof, they only need two minutes to increase the advantage. Andrea Belotti became the star of Italy's victory thanks to his double. Score 3-1 at once is the last score in this fight.

Three additional points can strengthen Italy's position at the top of Group J from Euro 2020 qualifiers. They currently collect 15 points. While Armenia is still stuck in third place with a collection of six points.

Line-up:

Armenia (4-2-3-1): 16-Aram Hayrapetyan, 13-Kamo Hovhannisyan, 2-Andre Calisir, 3-Varazardat Haroyan, 19-Hovhannes Hambardan; 5-Artak Grigoryan (Rumyan Hovsepyan 57 '), 6-Karlen Mkrtchyan; 10-Gevorg Ghazaryan (Edgar Babayan, 82 minutes), 18-Henrikh Mkhitaryan, 11, Tigran Barseghyan (Sargis Adamyan, 57 minutes); 20-Alexandre Karapetian

Coach: Armen Gyulbudaghyants

Italy (4-3-3): 21-Gianluigi Donnarumma; 16-Alessandro Florenzi, 19-Leonardo Bonucci, 13-Alessio Romagnoli, 4-Emerson Palmieri; 18-Nicolo Barella (Stefano Sensi 69 '), 8-Jorginho, 6-Marco Verratti; 14-Federico Chiesa (Lorenzo Pellegrini 61 '), 9-Andrea Belotti, 10-Federico Bernardeschi (Kevin Lasagna 83')

Coach: Roberto Mancini

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