Italy-France: gift from Donnarumma, merciless Olise… The opening score on video
Michael Olise scores in the 10th minute during the fifth day of the Nations League in Milan
Quick Look
- France opened the scoring against Italy in the 10th minute in Milan during the fifth day of the Nations League.
- Michael Olise scores after a failed restart from Gigio Donnarumma, who unintentionally serves the Bayern winger.
- Olise then eliminates Alessandro Bastoni to score (0-1).
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Why It Matters
The match pits France against Italy as part of the fifth day of the Nations League, played at the San Siro stadium in Milan.
You shouldn't arrive late at San Siro. From the 10th minute of play, the Blues opened the scoring against Italy this Thursday, in Milan, as part of the fifth day of the Nations League. A goal signed by Michael Olise, with an assist… from Gigio Donnarumma. The Bayern winger indeed benefited from a completely failed recovery from the former Paris Saint-Germain goalkeeper. He then made Alessandro Bastoni dance to score (0-1, 10th).
Open Questions
- What is the final score of the match?
- What are the consequences of this result for the ranking of the League of Nations?






