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Nations League: Italy roar back to beat France despite Donnarumma’s early howler

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Nations League: Italy roar back to beat France despite Donnarumma’s early howler
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

Loss is Zinedine Zidane’s first as France head coach Spain beat Czechia 2-0 to maintain 100% record Pio Esposito struck twice to inflict a first defeat on Zinedine Zidane as France head coach as Italy stormed back to win 3-1 at San Siro and go top of their Nations League group. Michael Olise profited on a Gianluigi Donnarumma error to put the visitors in front after 10 minutes, but Italy hit back through Esposito and Davide Frattesi either side of half-time. Continue reading...

Key Takeaways

  • Nations League: Italy roar back to beat France despite Donnarumma’s early howler.
  • Michael Olise profited on a Gianluigi Donnarumma error to put the visitors in front after 10 minutes, but Italy hit back through Esposito and Davide Frattesi either side of half-time.

Loss is Zinedine Zidane’s first as France head coachSpain beat Czechia 2-0 to maintain 100% recordPio Esposito struck twice to inflict a first defeat on Zinedine Zidane as France head coach as Italy stormed back to win 3-1 at San Siro and go top of their Nations League group.Michael Olise profited on a Gianluigi Donnarumma error to put the visitors in front after 10 minutes, but Italy hit back through Esposito and Davide Frattesi either side of half-time. Continue reading...

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