Keep Perfection, Italy Mute Finland 2-1

The perfect score was achieved by the Italian national team in six matches in the 2020 European Cup Qualifiers. Finally, Leonardo Bonucci and his colleagues defeated host country Finland in the sixth match on Monday (09/09) / 2019) in the morning with a score of 2 -1 in the Tampere stadium.

The game is balanced within 15 minutes of the first half. Finland and Italy are both playing carefully. A tight defense implemented by the host makes it difficult for Gli Azzurri to penetrate until the player is forced to open the field.

Up to 30 minutes of play, Italy fired eight times and three of them managed to reach the goal. However, no effort can go into Luke Hradecky's goal.

The visitors attack more and more intensely by entering the last five minutes. Luke Hradecky and his friends have to flip to make sure they aim. Fortunately, Italy's final settlement was not very good, so the first period ended in a draw and was empty.

The Italian attack was also not released in the second round. However, in the first 10 minutes, Roberto Mancini's troops continued to struggle to penetrate the Finnish goal. The deadlock was finally broken by Ciro Immobile for 59 minutes.
The goal came from Federico Chiesa's move on the right side of the Italian attack. Its center, which slips violently, can be greeted with a precision head by Ciro Immobile to rip the net.

All Finnish officials celebrate Teemu Pukki's goal (Photo: UEFA)

Excellent 1-0 makes the Italian national team choose to play the tempo of the match. The choice turned out to be wrong, because Teemu Pukki managed to equalize through a penalty that was executed after 72 minutes. Scottish referee Bobby Madden scored again in the 79th minute, this time for Italy.

Jorginho has perfectly fulfilled his duty to restore the visitors' advantage. No additional goals are made until the end of the match. Final score 2-1 for the superiority of the Italian national team at the Tampere stadium.
Finland National Team: Lukas Hradecky; Albin Granlund (Pyry Soiri 82 '), Joona Toivio, Paulus Arajuuri, Sauli Vaeisaenen, Jere Uronen; Robin Lod, Rasmus Schuller (Joni Kauko, 87 '), Glen Kamara, Lassi Lappalainen (Jasse Tuominen, 75'); Teemu Pukki


Italian national team: Gianluigi Donnarumma; Armando Izzo, Leonardo Bonucci, Francesco Acerbi, Emerson Palmieri (Alessandro Florenzi, 8 '); Stefano Sensi, Jorginho, Nicolo Barella; Federico Chiesa (Federico Bernardeschi 72 '), Ciro Immobile (Andrea Bellotti 76'), Lorenzo Pellegrini

Coach: Roberto Mancini

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