Transformed Italy Records Dominant Win in Nations League, Olise Gives France Late Win
- On Monday, Italy secured a dominant 4-1 victory against Turkey in the UEFA Nations League match held in Bursa, marking a significant performance turnaround for the Azzurri.
- Italy rebounded from a 2-0 loss to Belgium last Friday, with coach Roberto Mancini's immediate impact evident in the team's transformed performance in his second match in charge.
- Debutant Michael Kayode scored one goal and assisted another, while Alessandro Bastoni, Davide Frattesi, and Pio Esposito added goals across the match to power Italy's commanding display.
- Substitute Michael Olise secured a 1-0 victory for France over Belgium in the Nations League, scoring two minutes from time to extend coach Zinedine Zidane's winning record.
- Italy will face France away on Friday, testing its newfound form against an unbeaten French side under Zidane in a high-stakes Nations League encounter.
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Nations League: Italy rebound in Turkey as France snatch late win in Belgium
Italy bounced back in style on Monday, thumping Turkey 4-1 in the rain to revive their Nations League campaign, while France edged Belgium 1-0 in Brussels with a late winner from Michael Olise. Elsewhere, Sweden beat Poland 3-1, Bosnia and Herzegovina overcame Romania 4-2, and Northern Ireland held Hungary to a goalless draw.
France snatch dramatic late win as Italy back in business under Mancini
Michael Olise’s 88th-minute goal gave Les Bleus a 1-0 victory over Belgium, while Italy thumped Turkey 4-1 on another night of Nations League action
Italy defeats Turkey 4:1. It is the first victory of Roberto Mancini since his return as Italy's national coach. Meanwhile Michael Oise shines in France.
The 'Nazionale' humiliated Turkey 4-1 on their visit to the Timsah Arena in Bursa
Italy celebrates the first victory under the returner Roberto Mancini and wins 4:1 in Turkey. France saves a 1-0 in Belgium thanks to a late solo by Michael Oise.
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