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Italy is playing their last match of the international break against Turkey in Group A of the Nations League, with the aim of remaining in League A and improving their position for qualifying for the 2028 European Championships.
Italy's last match of this national break is underway: Roberto Mancini's Azzurri are on the pitch at the Dall'Ara again against Turkey led by Vincenzo Montella (LIVE SKY SPORT). The match is valid for the ranking of Group A of the Nations League: a possible victory would be useful to try to stay in League A and put themselves in a better position for the qualifications for the next European Championships in 2028. The last two matches of the group will be in November, against Belgium away and against France in Italy.

France reversed the result against Belgium on matchday four of the Nations League, winning 4-1 after going behind in the first half thanks to a Belgian goal on the counterattack. The French goals all came in the second half with Doué, Cherki and a brace from Olise.

Italy beat Turkey 2-1 in Bologna in the Nations League thanks to goals from Scamacca in the 26th minute and Calafiori in the 65th minute, after Simsir's Turkish equalizer in the 61st minute. Mancini made nine changes, making his debut for Doumbia from the first minute, and underlined the importance of the group and the confidence found after the defeat against Belgium.
Roberto Mancini's Italy plays the last match of the national break against Vincenzo Montella's Turkey at the Dall'Ara stadium in Bologna, a match valid for group A of the Nations League. A victory would help the Azzurri stay in League A and improve their position for qualifying for the 2028 European Championships, with the next matches in November against Belgium and France.

Italy faces Turkey in Bologna in the last match of the Nations League group with nine changes compared to previous matches, including the first minute debut of Doumbia and the return of Romano to midfield. Mancini aims to win the three points to close the cycle well and hope for second place in the group, after the positive results in the away matches against Türkiye and France.

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