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European Championship > Euro 2020

ITALY – AUSTRIA 2-1 (a.e.t.)

Date: 26-06-2021
Stage: 1/8 final


Place: LONDON
Running time: 162 min.
Colour: PAL
Quality: HD 1080i 50fps (10)
Commentary: italian
My rating: ***
Notes: Immobile,Chiesa,Pessina,Jorginho

MATCH SUMMARY

Saturday, 26 June 2021, 21:00

Wembley Stadium, London
Attendance: 18,910

Meteo: Overcast, 19 °C

ITALY

Gianluigi Donnarumma
Francesco Acerbi
Leonardo Bonucci (c)
Giovanni Di Lorenzo
Leonardo Spinazzola
Nicolò Barella
Jorginho
Marco Verratti
Domenico Berardi
Ciro Immobile
Lorenzo Insigne

Coach: Roberto Mancini (ITA)

50′ Giovanni Di Lorenzo
51′ Nicolò Barella

67′ ↓Marco Verratti ↑Manuel Locatelli
67′ ↓Nicolò Barella ↑Matteo Pessina
84′ ↓Domenico Berardi ↑Federico Chiesa
84′ ↓Ciro Immobile ↑Andrea Belotti
108′ ↓Lorenzo Insigne ↑Bryan Cristante

AUSTRIA

Daniel Bachmann
Aleksandar Dragović
Martin Hinteregger
Stefan Lainer
David Alaba (c)
Christoph Baumgartner
Florian Grillitsch
Konrad Laimer
Marcel Sabitzer
Xaver Schlager
Marko Arnautović

Coach: Franco Foda (AUT)

2′ Marko Arnautović
103′ Martin Hinteregger
120′ Aleksandar Dragović

90′ ↓Christoph Baumgartner ↑Alessandro Schöpf
97′ ↓Marko Arnautović ↑Saša Kalajdžić
106′ ↓Xaver Schlager ↑Michael Gregoritsch
106′ ↓Florian Grillitsch ↑Louis Schaub
114′ ↓Konrad Laimer ↑Stefan Ilsanker
114′ ↓Stefan Lainer ↑Christopher Trimmel

Referee: Anthony Taylor (ENG)

Goals:
95′ Federico Chiesa ITA
105′ Matteo Pessina ITA
114′ Saša Kalajdžić AUT

Match overview

Italy’s record unbeaten run survived a stern Austrian examination that stretched into extra time. Substitute Chiesa’s crisp finish finally broke the deadlock, and Pessina doubled the advantage before Kalajdžić’s brave header set up a tense finale. Mancini’s men advanced to their fourth consecutive Euro quarter-final.

Trivia

Italy conceded for the first time in over 19 hours of play, eclipsing their own all-time defensive mark. At 21 years 365 days, Chiesa became the Azzurri’s youngest scorer in a Euro knock-out match since Pierino Prati in 1968.

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