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Italy, who will miss a second consecutive World Cup, again found consolation in Europe as they won 2-0 in Budapest on Monday to edge Hungary for first place in their Nations League group. Giacomo Raspadori, who scored the winner against England on Friday, poked the ball home after Wilfried Gnonto had pounced on a poor Hungarian back pass to give Italy the lead in the 27th minute.
Giacomo Raspadori, who scored the winner against England on Friday, poked the ball home after Wilfried Gnonto had pounced on a poor Hungarian back pass to give Italy the lead in the 27th minute.
England and Germany drew 3-3 at Wembley on Monday as the hosts surged back from 2-0 down to lead 3-2 only for Kai Havertz to level with his second goal as the battle of the Nations League's Group A3 also-rans exploded into a memorable goalfest.
Hungary's outgoing captain Adam Szalai already has his mind on a coaching role as he ended his international career on Monday.
Italia sukses mengalahkan Hongaria 2-0 di laga UEFA Nations League. Hasil ini membawa La Nazionale menyegel tiket ke semifinal.
BUDAPEST :Italy claimed a place in the Nations League final four with a 2-0 win away to Hungary thanks to goals by Giacomo Raspadori and Federico Dimarco in their last League A-Group 3 game on Monday.
Italy proved too strong for Hungary and head into the Nations League semi-finals as League A, Group 3 winners. Roberto Mancini's side were gifted the lead just before the half-hour mark when an errant back pass from Adam Nagy led to the ball falling for Giacomi Raspadori in the penalty area and he calmly rounded Peter Gulacsi before slotting home.
Germany manager Hansi Flick said "it is better to be angry now than at the World Cup" as he promised his side will learn from their 1-0 home defeat to Hungary.