Insigne Penalty Defeat England's Victory at Wembley
England must be satisfied only a 1-1 draw at home to Italy in an international friendly match held at Wembley on Wednesday (28/3) early morning hrs.
England winning first goal by Jamie Vardy in the first round. Unfortunately the victory in front of the eyes of The Three Lions must fail to become reality after Italy forced a draw thanks to a penalty Lorenzo Insigne in the last minute.
Disaster for England almost came at the beginning of the first half, precisely when John Stones did fatal. Unfortunately Ciro Immobile failed to take advantage of this moment to bring the Azzurri to the lead.
England managed to lead in the 26th minute when Jesse Lingard executed a free kick quickly to feed the ball to Vardy. Leicester City striker was also successful completing this opportunity into goals. 1-0 score lasted until halftime.
Back from the dressing room, England continued their dominance. Some opportunities gained, one of them through Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain. Unfortunately his shot right into the arms of Gianluigi Donnarumma.
Entering the 86th minute, the referee had to see a rerun through VAR technology before deciding to award a penalty to Italy following a James Tarkowski offense to Federico Chiesa.
Insigne who acted as a successful executioner breaks into goalkeeper Jack Butland. Score as strong as a 1-1 to last until the fight ended.
Composition of Players
English: Butland, Trippier (Rose 60 '), Stones (Henderson 73'), Tarkowski, Walker, Young, Dier, Oxlade-Chamberlain (Lallana 60 '), Lingard (Cook 71'), Sterling, Vardy (Rashford 70 ') .
Italy: Donnarumma; Zappacosta, Rugani, Bonucci, De Sciglio; Pellegrini (Gagliardini 79 '), Jorginho, Parolo; Candreva (Chiesa 56 '), Immobile (Belotti 64'), Insigne.
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England must be satisfied only a 1-1 draw at home to Italy in an international friendly match held at Wembley on Wednesday (28/3) early morning hrs.
England winning first goal by Jamie Vardy in the first round. Unfortunately the victory in front of the eyes of The Three Lions must fail to become reality after Italy forced a draw thanks to a penalty Lorenzo Insigne in the last minute.
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| Action Lorenzo Insigne after breaking into England goalkeeper © Sky Sports |
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Disaster for England almost came at the beginning of the first half, precisely when John Stones did fatal. Unfortunately Ciro Immobile failed to take advantage of this moment to bring the Azzurri to the lead.
England managed to lead in the 26th minute when Jesse Lingard executed a free kick quickly to feed the ball to Vardy. Leicester City striker was also successful completing this opportunity into goals. 1-0 score lasted until halftime.
Back from the dressing room, England continued their dominance. Some opportunities gained, one of them through Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain. Unfortunately his shot right into the arms of Gianluigi Donnarumma.
Entering the 86th minute, the referee had to see a rerun through VAR technology before deciding to award a penalty to Italy following a James Tarkowski offense to Federico Chiesa.
Insigne who acted as a successful executioner breaks into goalkeeper Jack Butland. Score as strong as a 1-1 to last until the fight ended.
Composition of Players
English: Butland, Trippier (Rose 60 '), Stones (Henderson 73'), Tarkowski, Walker, Young, Dier, Oxlade-Chamberlain (Lallana 60 '), Lingard (Cook 71'), Sterling, Vardy (Rashford 70 ') .
Italy: Donnarumma; Zappacosta, Rugani, Bonucci, De Sciglio; Pellegrini (Gagliardini 79 '), Jorginho, Parolo; Candreva (Chiesa 56 '), Immobile (Belotti 64'), Insigne.
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England vs Italy, Sport, Football, Senegal vs Bosnia, Iran vs Algeria, England vs Italy Black Armbands, Romania vs Sweden Prediction, Romania Vs Sweden H2h, England vs Italy 2018, Argentina vs Italy, World Cup, Argentina, Argentina vs, Germany vs, Germany, Italy, England,
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