Italy wins big against Turkey
In minute 22 Davide Frattesi scores the second goal. Only 5 minutes later Michael Kayode scores the third goal. It is his first game for Italy. Italy leads clearly at halftime. The defense makes many mistakes. The goalkeeper fails to hold the ball.
After the break Baris Yilmaz scores a goal for Turkey. This happens in minute 47. Italy answers fast. Pio Esposito scores the fourth goal with his head. This decides the game. Coach Roberto Mancini is very happy. He praises the team for their hard work.
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Definitions
- Nations League
- The Nations League is a contest for football teams from Europe.
- Nationalteam
- A team of the best players from a country.
- Halbzeit
- A football game has two parts. The break in the middle is the halftime.
People
- Roberto Mancini
- He is the coach of the team.
- Alessandro Bastoni
- A football player from Italy.
- Davide Frattesi
- A football player from Italy.
- Michael Kayode
- A young football player from Italy.
- Pio Esposito
- A football player from Italy.
Locations
- Bursa
- Bursa is a big city in Turkey.
Sources
Turchia-Italia, le pagelle degli azzurri: Kayode straripante, Pio Esposito decisivo
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