
Goals from Camarda and Lipani, French equal to Versini
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Italy Under 21 plays two friendly matches during the international break, first against France in Laval and then on Monday against Belgium in Livorno.
Italy Under 21 wins a 2-1 away victory against France, in Laval, in the first of the two friendly matches for the Italian team during the national team break. Silvio Baldini's boys prevailed thanks to a goal from Camarda in the 9th minute of the second half. Versini equalized immediately in the 16th minute, before Lipani's goal of the match in the 23rd minute. The Under 21s will be involved in a friendly against Belgium in Livorno on Monday.

Andrea Kimi Antonelli, Formula 1 world champion with Mercedes, was received at the Quirinale by Sergio Mattarella. The driver gave the President an autographed helmet and received an invitation to attend a Grand Prix, perhaps in Monza. In the previous days he had received the title of commendatore in San Marino and a standing ovation at San Siro for Italy-France.

Borussia Dortmund will not renew the sponsorship agreement with the arms manufacturer Rheinmetall, which expires in 2027, following criticism from members and some of the fans. This was announced by Chairman of the Board of Directors Carsten Cramer. Rheinmetall, based in Duesseldorf, produces tanks, guns, air defense systems, ammunition and naval artillery.

Flavio Cobolli, in the media day of the ATP Finals in Turin, describes the tournament as his Davis Cup in singles, with strong emotions and pressure. The objective is to start strong immediately, aware that from Sunday evening the atmosphere will change and the spirit will be more combative.

Alexander Zverev, world number one, declared in a press conference at the ATP Finals media day that he is focusing on the three young opponents in the group, including Jodar, before thinking about Carlos Alcaraz. He admits to mental wear and tear in recent weeks but feels ready and honored to participate in the tournament.

Italy beats France 3-1 at San Siro in the Nations League, relaunching the national team's ambitions after a difficult start. The Azzurri must avoid defeat in Brussels to defend first place in the group and reach the quarter-finals. Frattesi, scorer of the overtaking goal, is out with a muscle injury.
Raymond Domenech, former coach of France from 2004 to 2010, harshly criticized Italy on X after the 3-1 defeat in the Nations League match at San Siro, calling the team weak in all departments and disconcerting from a technical point of view.