Italy 0-1 North Macedonia: European champions stunned in World Cup play-offs
European champions Italy will not play in the 2022 World Cup after being stunned by North Macedonia in their play-off in Palermo.
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European champions Italy will not play in the 2022 World Cup after being stunned by North Macedonia in their play-off in Palermo.
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Aleksander Trajkovski struck late as North Macedonia stunned Italy to dump the European Champions out of the World Cup. There was no way through for either side in the first half, despite Italy peppering the North Macedonia goal for large parts of the opening period.
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