A goal by Joshua Kimmich stunned Roberto Mancini’s ‘new’ Italy (1-1)’s opening night with a goal from Lorenzo Pellegrini and a goalless draw on the first day of the League of Nations.
Mancini had already warned after the defeat against Argentina (0-3) in the ‘Finalisima’ that a ‘new cycle’ began in the ‘Assura’ team against Germany this Saturday. That’s why the coach gave entry to the youngsters asking for a step and was able to fight against Germany, who reacted in the second half when they saw themselves on the ropes and below the scoreboard.
Germany played better, started the game very aggressively and looking for depth in the wings. Italy, somewhat out of place, resisted the first German attacks and, little by little, cared with this new batch of soldiers.
Tonali, Federici, Skomaca and Bellegrini strategically leveled the match, imposing their uniqueness against a German team that provided facilities in defense.
The game was equal, but open. Both teams were able to go into the break, but the mistake of M முller, Korska and Sane, and the misfortune of seeing how Ann thwarted a great shot from outside, kept the score intact during the break.
For Italy, victory is important, but it is also important to see the spirit of this “new cycle” on the pitch. And they were much better than the game against Argentina in the ‘Finalism’.
‘Assura’ was very plugged in with the most active Skamaka after the break. He was able to score through a header in the first chance of the second half, finding Sassuolo’s own striker Tony in the box in the next half, but the Milan player could not finish easily.
Italy took the risk in the second half. Pellegrini, who had already signed a superb first-half, had the Italian attack from the left-hand profile – falling inwards – with Donald and Kristen grounding the midfield.
Pellegrini, the champion of the conference league with Roma, the player who caused the most trouble for the Dutens, signed and, within twenty minutes, scored almost 1-0 on goal line from debutant Gnondo. , Who entered a few minutes ago.
The joy of the stands and Mancini, celebrated by getting off the bench, lasted less than two minutes. How long did it take for Germany with a goal from Kimmich who nailed a loose ball at the penalty spot.
Goal enabled Germany to make significant progress in the green with Musiala, Howard and Kundok. The men led by Hans Flick grew larger and began to subdue the Italians, forcing Donorumma to exert maximum pressure on himself.
Italy vs. Germany Live, live by the minute
At any time Italy is playing VS. Germany today
The match between Italy and Germany is scheduled for 1:45 pm (Peruvian time). We leave you the table of other countries, so you do not miss this important game.
- If you are in Colombia: 1:45 pm
- If you are in Mexico: 1:45 pm
- If you are in Ecuador: 1:45 pm
- If you are in Chile: 2:45 pm
- If you are in Paraguay: 2:45 pm
- If you are in the United States: 2:45 pm
- If you are in Venezuela: 2:45 pm
- If you are in Bolivia: 2:45 pm
- If you are in Argentina: 3:45 pm
- If you are in Uruguay: 3:45 pm
- If you are in Brazil: 3:45 pm
- If you are in Spain: 8:45 pm
Who are smuggling Italy VS. Nations League, live by Germany
The match between Italy and Germany for the first day of Group C of the League of Nations will be broadcast on ESPN and STAR + signals across South America, while in Mexico Blue To Go Video can be watched everywhere and on Sky HD. Also, you can follow the DT El Comercio website minute by minute.
When Italy VS. Germany for League of Nations
The first day of the UEFA Nations League Group C clash between Italy and Germany will take place this Saturday, June 4, 2022 at the Renato Dall’Ara Stadium.
‘Assuri’ comes after beating Argentina 3-0 in the final last Wednesday, June 1, as the Roberto Mancini-led side will seek to clean their faces against the ‘Dutons’.
Which channel to watch online in Italy VS. Germany
To watch the online broadcast of the fight between Talia and Germany from Renato Dall’Ara Stadium, you need to create a STAR + account.
History of Italy VS. Germany
- November 2016: Italy 0-0 Germany
- July 2016: Germany 0-0 Italy
- March 2016: Germany 4-1 Italy
- November 2013: Italy 1-1 Germany
- February 2011: Germany 1-1 Italy
