Team Jerzy Brzęczek She played a very poor game on Sunday, had a lot of problems with making a few passes, or even getting out of her own half. Ultimately, she lost to Italy 0: 2 in the fifth round of the League of Nations. The goals for the hosts were scored by Jorginho from the penalty spot and Domenico Berardi. The goal of the Sassuolo star was of particular beauty, but it’s not about the finalization of the action, but more about its construction.
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30 – this is the number of passes the Italians exchanged before Berardi defeated Wojciech Szczęsny. According to the statistical portal “Opta”, this is a new record for the League of Nations. UEFA has not yet scored a goal with so many passes in front of it. For Berardi, it was only the second goal in the frame.
The beautiful action of Italians is no accident. In 2018, the disgraced Gain Piero Ventura was replaced by Roberto Mancini, who used to be a striker and scored beautiful goals and now is the manager and beautifies gr Italians. Mancini uses the offensive variation of the 4-3-3 system and his team plays spectacularly. It breaks with the stereotype that was perpetuated in the minds of fans. Although the Italians are still well organized in the defense, now the wajcha is postponed on the offensive. Squadra Azzura is effective and efficient. 2.17 points per game – this is the average Mancini’s team has.
League of Nations. Poland fell to the third place in the group
Poland fell from the first to the third place in the table before the end of the group stage. It has seven points. One less than the Dutch and two less than the Italians. The only good news is that after the defeat of Bosnia and Herzegovina on Sunday (1-3 against the Netherlands), we are already sure of keeping in Division A. On Wednesday, in the last match of the group stage, we will fight against the Netherlands for promotion to the final tournament of the League of Nations. The match starts at the Silesian Stadium at 20.45.
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