Italy endure a late flood by Belgium, to get a 2-1 triumph in the Nations League finals and secure the bronze award. It was goalless at the break, yet it required Italy simply a question of seconds to get the opener following the restart, with Barella delivering a fine volley to make it 1-0. Chiesa was then fouled by Castagne in the case and it gave Italy a punishment, which Berardi changed over on 65 minutes to twofold their lead. Belgium mobilized late on, with Carrasco and Batshuayi striking the woodwork, before De Ketelaere pulled one back on 86 minutes following a fast counter, yet they couldn't discover one more and Italy hung on for the success.
BELGIUM SUBS: Simon Mignolet, Koen Casteels, Dedryck Boyata, Kevin De Bruyne, Dodi Lukebakio, Arthur Theate, Charles De Ketelaere, Leander Dendoncker, Leandro Trossard.
BELGIUM (3-4-2-1): Thibaut Courtois; Toby Alderweireld, Jason Denayer, Jan Vertonghen; Timothy Castagne, Axel Witsel, Youri Tielemans, Alexis Saelemaekers; Hans Vanaken, Yannick Carrasco; Michy Batshuayi.
ITALY SUBS: Salvatore Sirigu, Alex Meret, Giorgio Chiellini, Marco Verratti, Jorginho, Lorenzo Insigne, Federico Dimarco, Bryan Cristante, Moise Kean, Federico Bernardeschi.
ITALY (4-3-3): Gianluigi Donnarumma; Giovanni Di Lorenzo, Francesco Acerbi, Alessandro Bastoni, Emerson; Nicolo Barella, Manuel Locatelli, Lorenzo Pellegrini; Domenico Berardi, Giacomo Raspadori, Federico Chiesa.
In the interim in their semi-last, Belgium were driving 2-0 at the break, however they let a two-objective slip and experienced a 3-2 loss against France, with their rivals scoring a 90th moment champ.
Italy's record breaking 37-game unbeaten run reached a conclusion in the Nations League semi-last, in the wake of experiencing a 2-1 loss against Spain. Leonardo Bonucci was shipped off in the primary half and Italy were 2-0 down at the break, before Lorenzo Pellegrini scored a late objective to pull one back, however they couldn't snatch an equalizer.
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