Nations League: Mancini, 'there is a desire for redemption, we will reach the finish line'
The first words of the Italian coach after the victory at the Meazza
Quick Look
- Italy beats France at the Meazza.
- Roberto Mancini, Italy coach, comments on the victory: the boys want to redeem themselves, great performance and renewed enthusiasm.
- Donnarumma had made a mistake at 0-1, then the comeback.
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Why It Matters
Italy won against France at the Meazza. Coach Roberto Mancini commented on the match, underlining the boys' desire to redeem themselves and the team's great performance.
"The boys want to redeem themselves from everything that has happened: we have to work, but little by little we will get to the finish line." These are the first words of the Italian coach, Roberto Mancini, after Italy's victory over France at the Meazza. "Great performance: the boys were very good. I'm very happy for them and for the people who had fun". It started with Donnarumma's mistake for the 0-1: "These are mistakes that shouldn't happen, we remained calm and deservedly won. After the deficit it could have ended in a goleada, but instead we remained calm and deservedly won."
"Before the start, I told the boys that no one remembers many matches, but these are matches that everyone remembers forever... It was a great victory - adds Roberto Mancini after Italy's victory over France - The boys are very good, perhaps young and less experienced than players from other national teams - added the coach to Sky - but they are doing what is needed to bring back the enthusiasm of the people". Then, the 'scold' to the Esposito brothers for the first penalty, taken by Sebastiano and missed. "The penalty taker is Pio - he said with a serious face - They got confused, next time they won't do it again...."
Open Questions
- What was the final result of the match?
- Who are the Esposito brothers and what role do they play?
- When will the next national team match be played?
