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UEFA Euro 2020: Result AUSTRIA 3 – 1 NORTH MACEDONIA, Sunday 13 June 2021

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60% Ball Possession AUSTRIA and 40% Ball Possession NORTH MACEDONIA
      Austria 3 – 1 North Macedonia
18′ Stefan Lainer                      28′ Goran Pandev
78′ Michael Gregoritsch
89′  Marko Arnautovic

Austria winning the UEFA Euro 2020 Group C match defeating North Macedonia on Sunday 13 June 2021 at the National Arena in Bucharest, Romania.  It is Austria first-ever win at an European Championship. A memorable match for Goran Pandev, 37-years old, scoring the first ever goal for North Macedonia making their first ever appearance at a major finals   On Matchday 2, Austria will face Netherlands on June 17 at the Johan Cruyff Arena and North Macedonia will face Ukraine in Bucharest, Romania.

✅ Italian Serie A and Serie B Players in this game:

  • Inter midfielder Valentino Lazaro (Austria), listed among substitutes
  • Napoli midfielder Elif Elmas (North Macedonia) played all game
  • Genoa forward Goran Pandev (Captain for Macedonia) played all game and scored a goal in the 28th minute.
  • Lecce midfielder Boban Nikolov (Serie B) played the first 63 minutes and replaced by Egzon Bejtulai.

✅  UEFA Euro 2020 Group C Standing after Matchday 1

Austria opening the score in the 18th minute. Stefan Lainer defeating North Macedonia goalkeeper with a right footed shot to the bottom left corner. The assist is by Marcel Sabitzer.

North Macedonia equalizing in the 28th minute for the 1-1. It is Genoa forward Goran Pandev to defeat Austria goalkeeper with a left footed shot to the bottom left corner. The assist is by Aleksandar Trajkovski.

Austria taking the lead in the 78th minute. Michael Gregoritsch with a right footed shotto the bottom left corner. The assist is by David Alaba.

Austria sealing the victory for the 3-1 in the 89th minute. Marko Arnautovic delivering aright footed shot to the bottom right corner. The assist is by Konrad Laimer.

Click the video to watch Austria 3 – 1 North Macedonia highlights on Sunday 13 June 2021

UEFA Euro 2020
Group stage – Group C

Austria 3 – 1 North Macedonia
National Arena Bucharest
Bucharest

18:00

Referee: Andreas Ekberg (SWE)
Assistant Referee 1: Mehmet Culum (SWE)
Assistant Referee 2: Stefan Hallberg (SWE)
Fourth Official: Sergei Karasev (RUS)
Reserve AR: Igor Demeshko (RUS)
VAR: Bastian Dankert (GER)
AVAR 1: Christopher Kavanagh (ENG)
AVAR 2: Benjamin Pages (FRA)
AVAR 3: Jerôme Brisard (FRA)
Referee Observer: David Fernandez Borbalan (ESP)

Goals: 18′ Stefan Lainer (A), 28′ Goran Pandev (M), 77′ Michael Gregoritsch (A), 89′ Marko Arnautovic (A)

Official lineups – formations – tabellino:

AUSTRIA (4-4-1-1): Bachmann; Lainer, Dragovic (46′ Lienhart), Hinteregger, Ulmer; Baumgartner (58′ Gregoritsch), Laimer (90’+3 Baumgartlinger), Schlager, Alaba; Sabitzer; Kalajdzic (58′ Arnautovic).

Subs: Schlager, Pervan, Ilsanker, Arnautovic, Grillitsch, Gregoritsch, Baumgartlinger, Lienhart, Trimmel, Schaub, Schopf, Lazaro.

Head Coach: Foda

NORTH MACEDONIA (5-3-2): Dimitrievski; Nikolov (63′ Bejtulai), Ristovski, Velkovski, Musliu (85′ Ristovski), Altioski; Bardi (82′ Trickovski), Ademi, Elmas; Trajkovski (63′ Kostadinov), Pandev.

Subs: Jankov, Siskovski, Bejtulai, Ristevski, Trickovski, Hasani, Kostadinov, Velkovski, Spirovski, Avramovski, Churlinov, Ristovski

Head Coach:  Igor Angelovski

Booked: Trajkovski (M), Alioski (M), Lainer (A)

UEFA Euro 2020: 3 Italian Serie A / B Players Called Up for North Macedonia National Team

Genoa, Lecce, SSC Napoli, UEFA EURO 2020

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There are 2 Italian Serie A Players and 1 Serie B called up by North Macedonia Head Coach  Igor Angelovski for the UEFA Euro 2020 26-man squad.  North Macedonia are in Group C for Euro 2020, alongside Ukraine, Netherlands, and Austria.

✅  Lecce midfielder Boban Nikolov (Serie B)

✅  Napoli midfielder Elif Elmas

✅  Genoa forward Goran Pandev (Captain for Macedonia)

Goalkeepers: Stole Dimitrievski (Rayo Vallecano), Damjan Sikovski (Doxa), Risto Jankov (Rabotnicki)

Defenders: Stefan Ristovksi (Dinamo), Darko Velkovski (Rijeka), Visar Musliu (Fehervar), Gjanni Alioski (Leeds United), Egzon Bejtulai (Shkendija), Kire Ristevski (Ujpest), Gjoko Zajkov (Charleroi)

Midfielders: Arijan Ademi (Dinamo), Boban Nikolov (Lecce), Enis Bardhi (Levante), Elif Elmas (Napoli), Stefan Spirovski (Larnaca), Tihomir Kostadinov (Ruzomberok), Ferhan Hasani (Partizani), Daniel Avramovski (Kayserispor), Marijan Radeski (Akademija Pandev)

Forwards: Goran Pandev (Genoa), Aleks Trajkovski (Mallorca), Ivan Trickovski (Larnaca), Vlatko Stojanovksi (Chambly), Darko Churlinov (Stuttgart), Milan Ristovski (Spartak Trnava), Krste Velkoski (Sarajevo)

 

Italy 26-man squad announcement for the Euros 2020

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Italy Head Coach Roberto Mancini announcing the official 26-man squad for the UEFA EURO 2020 on Tuesday 1 June 2021.    As reported by the Italian Football Federation (FIGC), from the 28 players called up last Sunday, Gianluca Mancini, Matteo Pessina and Matteo Politano are the ones to miss out. The breaking news is the inclusion of Sassuolo forward Giacomo Raspadori, who was with Nicolato’s U21s at their Euros until yesterday and arrived at Italy’s training base during the night.   The IItalian team had an afternoon training session at the Technical Center in Coverciano behind closed doors.

The FIGC informs that the official National Team photos will be taken on Wednesday 2 June ahead of the opening game of the Euros.  On Thursday,  Head Coach Mancini will speak to the press in the build-up to the friendly against the Czech Republic, which is scheduled for 20:45 CEST on Friday at Bologna’s Stadio Dall’Ara.

✅   Italy’s full 26-man Euro 2020 squad:

Goalkeepers: 21 Gianluigi Donnarumma (Milan), 26 Alex Meret (Napoli), 1 Salvatore Sirigu (Torino);

Defenders: 15 Francesco Acerbi (Lazio), 23 Alessandro Bastoni (Inter), 19 Leonardo Bonucci (Juventus), 3 Giorgio Chiellini (Juventus), 2 Giovanni Di Lorenzo (Napoli), 13 Emerson Palmieri (Chelsea), 24 Alessandro Florenzi (Paris Saint-Germain), 4 Leonardo Spinazzola (Roma), 25 Rafael Toloi (Atalanta);

Midfielders: 18 Nicolò Barella (Inter), 16 Bryan Cristante (Roma), 8 Frello Jorge Luiz Jorginho (Chelsea), 5 Manuel Locatelli (Sassuolo), 7 Lorenzo Pellegrini (Roma), 12 Stefano Sensi (Inter), 6 Marco Verratti (Paris Saint-Germain);

Forwards: 9 Andrea Belotti (Torino), 11 Domenico Berardi (Sassuolo), 20 Federico Bernardeschi (Juventus), 14 Federico Chiesa (Juventus), 17 Ciro Immobile (Lazio), 10 Lorenzo Insigne (Napoli), 22 Giacomo Raspadori (Sassuolo).

 

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✅ ITALY vs. CZECH REPUBLIC – The two sides have an equal past record: two wins, two draws, two losses for the Azzurri against the Czechs. If we take games against Czechoslovakia into account as well, Italy have 9 victories to their 8, including the 2-1 win in extra time in the World Cup Final (Italia ’34), and there have been 9 draws. Italy’s 3-0 win in Genoa on 13 December 1953 was the National Team’s first game to be televised, with commentary from Carlo Bacarelli. Bologna will on this occasion host the Azzurri for a 22nd time, almost 3 years since the last time in September 2018.

✅ UEFA EURO 2020. The COVID-19 pandemic forced UEFA to postpone the competition by a year. Initially scheduled for a 12 June 2020 start, the Euros will be played from 11 June – 11 July 2021. It is the first Euros shared all around Europe, with the idea being to celebrate 60 years since the competition’s inception. It will voyage from Rome, where the opening ceremony and game will take place, to 10 other cities (Amsterdam, Baku, Bucharest, Budapest, Copenaghen, Glasgow, London, Munich, Seville and St Petersburg), after Dublin pulled out and Bilbao was replaced by Seville. Italy, in Group A, will play Turkey (11 June, 21:00), Switzerland (16 June, 21:00) and Wales (20 June, 18:00) at the Stadio Olimpico, Rome.

✅ RAI 1 AND THE AZZURRI. It will be a Euros followed closely by RAI’s channels and platforms. This evening, on RAI at 21:25 CEST, “Note Azzurra” will go live; it’s a programme hosted by Amadeus in a studio with the National Team and several artists, who will celebrate the start of the side’s Euros adventure. In addition, from 7 to 10 June at 20:45, “Sogno Azzuro” will be on, a 4-part mini-series on Rai 1 that tells the story of the Azzurri’s qualification and journey to the Euros. For the first time in the Azzurri’s long and illustrious history, the supporters will be able to enter Coverciano, follow the players’ arrival, team meetings, training, moments of down-time, their travel to games, and “live” alongside the team before and after games, both on the pitch and in the changing rooms. The public will gain insight into the important people who contribute to sporting outcomes, and the themes and values that they bring to the table: from human relationships to courage, from fear to redemption. “Sogno Azzurro”, the first project signed by Rai’s newly-created Direzione Nuovi Formati, spans 10 months, from September 2020 and will run until the build-up to the first game of the Euros, which is on 11 June. Another exclusive feature on Rai, in addition to their purchase of the rights to show Euro 2020 matches.

✅ MEDIA CENTRE. For UEFA EURO 2020, the Centro Tecnico Federale in Coverciano will host the National Team Media Centre: representatives of key Media outlets assigned to cover the tournament will have exclusive access to the centre. They will need to book available slots, which will be limited by anti-Covid restrictions, daily. All press members will, though, be able to follow the conferences via a digital platform, the name of which will be released soon. TV operators and cameramen are not due to have access: photos and images, both of press conferences and behind-closed-doors training sessions, will be shared by FIGC.

✅ CASA AZZURRI. From 9-20 June, “Casa Azzurri” will open, a structure that accompanies the World Cup and Euros to host fans and promote the Azzurri’s partners. For this tournament, “Casa Azzurri”, a brand and structure owned by FIGC, will be in the ‘PratiBus District’ of Rome (Viale Angelico, 52), a unique location which is now the fruit of major redevelopment on a portion of the former ATAC Victory Depot, which covers 5,000 square meters of indoor and outdoor spaces.

It will host a restaurant, pub and bar area, as well as a meeting room, an interactive Museum and an area dedicated to FIGC’s partners. Radio Italia music will play, as well as piano bars, live DJs, karaoke and a series of exclusive concerts for “Casa Azzurri” guests. A couple of big-screens will show all the Group Stage games at Euro 2020, including Italy’s games against Turkey, Switzerland and Wales, to allow Azzuri fans to watch all together whilst respecting COVID regulations.

The Azzurri at Coverciano, Emerson and Jorginho to train with the group this afternoon. 26-man Euro squad will be announced today

Photo via figc.it

✅ Italy Itinerary (all times CEST)

Wednesday 2 June
10.30 – Official EURO 2020 Photo and UEFA Media Day (behind closed doors)
17:00 – Training (behind closed doors)

Thursday 3 June
**17:15 – Press conference, Coach + 1 player at Media Centre
* 18:00 – Training (behind closed doors except first 15 mins)

Friday 4 June
20:45 – Friendly vs. Czech Republic at the Stadio Renato Dall’Ara, Bologna

Saturday 5 June
*11:00 – Training match vs. Italy Under-20s (behind closed doors)

Sunday 6 June
By 22:00, meet-up at the Coverciano Federal Technical Centre

Monday 7 June
**14:00 – Players meet media
*17:00 – Training (behind closed doors)

Tuesday 8 June
**14:00 – Players meet media
*17:00 – Training (behind closed doors)

Wednesday 9 June
**14:00 – Players meet media
*17:00 – Training (behind closed doors)

Thursday 10 June
11:00 – Florence-Rome transfer
**17:45 – Press conference, Coach + 1 player at the Stadio Olimpico, Rome
*18:30 – Training at the Stadio Olimpico, Rome (behind closed doors except first 15 mins)

Friday 11 June
*11:00 – Training at the Olympic Center Giulio Onesti (behind closed doors)
21:00 – Italy vs. Turkey at the Stadio Olimpico. Press conference/media duties after full-time.

Saturday 12 June
*17:00 – Training (behind closed doors)

Sunday 13 June
** 14:00 – Players meet media
*17:00 – Training (behind closed doors)

Monday 14 June
** 14:00 – Players meet media
*17:00 – Training (behind closed doors)

Tuesday 15 June
11:00 – Transfer Florence-Rome
**16:45 – Press conference, Coach + 1 player at Hotel Parco dei Principi
*19:15 – Training at the Olympic Center Giulio Onesti (behind closed doors except first 15 mins)

Wednesday 16 June
21:00 – Italy vs. Switzerland at the Stadio Olimpico. Press conference/media duties after full-time.

Thursday 17 June
*17:00 – Training (behind closed doors)

Friday 18 June
** 14:00 – Players meet media
*17:00 – Training (behind closed doors)

Saturday 19 June
11:00 – Transfer Florence-Rome
**16:45 – Press conference, Coach + 1 player at Hotel Parco dei Principi
*19:15 – Training at the Olympic Center Giulio Onesti (behind closed doors except first 15 mins)

Sunday 20 June
18:00 – Italy vs. Wales at the Stadio Olimpico. Press conference/media duties after full-time.

N.B. Timetables are subject to possible change
* photos will be taken and shared by FIGC
**media access will be limited to reduced numbers

Italy Head Coach Roberto Mancini called up 28 players for the Euros

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Italy Head Coach Roberto Mancini called up 28 players for the Euros on Sunday 30 May 2021.  Italy is still preparing for the EURO 2020 completing a successful friendly game.  Emerson Palmieri and Jorginho, who represented Chelsea in the UEFA Champions League last night, can take 24 hours of extra rest and will join the group on Tuesday. By midnight on Tuesday 1 June, the Coach will also announce his final squad list of 26 for the tournament.

International Friendly: Result ITALY 7 – 0 SAN MARINO, Friday 28 May 2021

The Italian team will  meet in Rome at the Hotel Parco dei Principi.   As reported by the Italian Football Federation (FIGC), in the evening, they will partake in the “Notte Azzurra” show, which comes out on Tuesday 1 June on Rai 1, before heading across to the Centro Tecnico Federale in Coverciano. At the end of their second week of work, the Azzurri face the Czech Republic on 4 June in their final friendly before the first game of Euro 2020.

✅   ITALY vs CZECH REPUBLIC – The two sides have an equal past record: two wins, two draws, two losses for the Azzurri against them. If we take games against Czechoslovakia into account as well, Italy have 9 victories to their 8, including the 2-1 win in extra-time in the World Cup Final (Italia ’34), and there have been 9 draws. Italy’s 3-0 win in Genova on 13 December 1953 was the National Team’s first game to be televised, with commentary from Carlo Bacarelli. Bologna will on this occasion host the Azzurri for a 22nd time, almost 3 years since the last time in September 2018.

✅ UEFA EURO 2020. The COVID-19 pandemic forced UEFA to postpone the competition by a year. Initially scheduled for a 12 June 2020 start, the Euros will be played from 11 June – 11 July 2021. It is the first Euros shared all around Europe, with the idea being to celebrate 60 years since the competition’s inception. It will voyage from Rome, where the opening ceremony and game will take place, to 10 other cities (Amsterdam, Baku, Bucharest, Budapest, Copenaghen, Glasgow, London, Monaco, Seville and St Petersburg), after Dublin pulled out and Bilbao was replaced by Seville. Italy, in Group A, will play Turkey (11 June, 21:00), Switzerland (16 June, 21:00) and Wales (20 June, 18:00) at the Stadio Olimpico, Rome.

✅  RAI 1 AND THE AZZURRI. It will be a Euros followed closely by RAI’s channels and platforms. 1 June, on RAI at 21:25, “Note Azzurra” will go live; it’s a programme hosted by Amadeus in a studio with the National Team and several artists, who will celebrate the start of the side’s Euros adventure. In addition, from 7 to 10 June at 20:45, “Sogno Azzuro” will be on, a 4-part mini-series on Rai 1 that tells the story of the Azzurri’s qualification and journey to the Euros. For the first time in the Azzurri’s long and illustrious history, the supporters will be able to enter Coverciano, follow the players’ arrival, team meetings, training, moments of down-time, their travel to games, and “live” alongside the team before and after games, both on the pitch and in the changing rooms. The public will gain insight into the important people who contribute to sporting outcomes, and the themes and values that they bring to the table: from human relationships to courage, from fear to redemption. “Sogno Azzurro”, the first project signed by Rai’s newly-created Direzione Nuovi Formati, spans 10 months, from September 2020 and will run until the build-up to the first game of the Euros, which is on 11 June. Another exclusive feature on Rai, in addition to their purchase of the rights to show Euro 2020 matches.

✅  MEDIA CENTRE. For UEFA EURO 2020, the Centro Tecnico Federale in Coverciano will host the National Team Media Centre: representatives of key Media outlets assigned to cover the tournament will have exclusive access to the centre. They will need to book available slots, which will be limited by anti-Covid restrictions, daily. All press-members will, though, be able to follow the conferences via a digital platform, the name of which will be released soon. TV operators and cameramen are not due to have access: photos and images, both of press-conferences and behind-closed-doors training sessions, will be shared by FIGC. All the details on the friendlies and Media Centre are on figc.en/AreaMedia.

✅  CASA AZZURRI. From 9-20 June, “Casa Azzurri” will open, a structure that accompanies the World Cup and Euros to host fans and promote the Azzurri’s partners. For this tournament, “Casa Azzurri”, a brand and structure owned by FIGC, will be in the ‘PratiBus District’ of Rome (Viale Angelico, 52), a unique location which is now the fruit of major redevelopment on a portion of the former ATAC Victory Depot, which covers 5,000 square meters of indoor and outdoor spaces.

It will host a restaurant, pub and bar area, as well as a meeting room, an interactive Museum and an area dedicated to FIGC’s partners. Radio Italia music will play, as well as piano bars, live DJs, karaoke and a series of exclusive concerts for “Casa Azzurri” guests. A couple of big-screens will show all the Group Stage games at Euro 2020, including Italy’s games against Turkey, Switzerland and Wales, to allow Azzuri fans to watch all together whilst respecting COVID regulations.

Ahead of announcing his squad list for the Euros, Mancini calls on 28 Azzurri players: tomorrow, meet-up in Rome

👉 Italy Squad List 

Goalkeepers: Gianluigi Donnarumma (Milan), Alex Meret (Napoli), Salvatore Sirigu (Torino);

Defenders: Francesco Acerbi (Lazio), Alessandro Bastoni (Inter), Leonardo Bonucci (Juventus), Giorgio Chiellini (Juventus), Giovanni Di Lorenzo (Napoli), *Emerson Palmieri (Chelsea), Alessandro Florenzi (Paris Saint-Germain), Gianluca Mancini (Roma), Leonardo Spinazzola (Roma), Rafael Toloi (Atalanta);

Midfielders: Nicolò Barella (Inter), Bryan Cristante (Roma), *Frello Jorge Luiz Jorginho (Chelsea), Manuel Locatelli (Sassuolo), Lorenzo Pellegrini (Roma), Matteo Pessina (Atalanta), Stefano Sensi (Inter), Marco Verratti (Paris Saint Germain);

Forwards: Andrea Belotti (Torino), Domenico Berardi (Sassuolo), Federico Bernardeschi (Juventus), Federico Chiesa (Juventus), Ciro Immobile (Lazio), Lorenzo Insigne (Napoli), Matteo Politano (Napoli).
*the two Chelsea players will join the group on 1 June, having participated in the UEFA Champions League final last night

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 👉  Italian team Schedule 

Monday 31 May
12:00 – Meet-up at Hotel Parco dei Principi in Rome
*16:30 – Training

Tuesday 1 June
*17:00 – Training at Centro Tecnico Federale (behind-closed-doors)
Around 24:00 – Squad announcement, 26 players

Wednesday 2 June
10.30 – Official EURO 2020 Photo and UEFA Media Day (behind-closed-doors)
17:00 – Training (behind-closed-doors)

Thursday 3 June
**17:15 – Press-conference, Coach + 1 player at Media Centre
* 18:00 – Training (behind-closed-doors except first 15 mins)

Friday 4 June
20:45 – Friendly vs Czech Republic at Stadio ‘Renato Dall’Ara’, Bologna

Saturday 5 June
* 11:00 – training match vs Italy Under 20 (behind-closed-doors)

Sunday 6 June
Around 22:00, meet-up at Centro Tecnico Federale

Monday 7 June
** 14:00 – Players meet Media
*17:00 – Training (behind-closed-doors)

Tuesday 8 June
** 14:00 – Players meet Media
*17:00 – Training (behind-closed-doors)

Wednesday 9 June
** 14:00 – Players meet Media
*17:00 – Training (behind-closed-doors)

Thursday 10 June
11:00 – Florence-Rome transfer
** 17:45 – Press-conference, Coach + 1 player at Stadio Olimpico, Rome
*18:30 – Training at Stadio Olimpico, Rome
(behind-closed-doors except first 15 mins)

Friday 11 June
*11:00 – Training at C.S. ‘Giulio Onesti’ (behind-closed-doors) 21 – Italy vs Turkey at Stadio Olimpico. Press-conference/Media after full-time.

Saturday 12 June
*17:00 – Training (behind-closed-doors)

Sunday 13 June
** 14:00 – Players meet Media
*17:00 – Training (behind-closed-doors)

Monday 14 June
** 14:00 – Players meet Media
*17:00 – Training (behind-closed-doors)

Tuesday 15 June
11:00 – Transfer Florence-Rome
**16:45 – Press-conference, Coach + 1 player at Hotel Parco dei Principi
*19:15 – Training at C.S ‘Giulio Onesti’ (behind-closed-doors except first 15 mins)

Wednesday 16 June
21:00 – Italy vs Switzerland at Stadio Olimpico. Press-conference/Media after full-time.

Thursday 17 June
*17:00 – Training (behind-closed-doors)

Friday 18 June
** 14:00 – Players meet Media
*17:00 – Training (behind-closed-doors)

Saturday 19 June
11:00 – Transfer Florence-Rome
**16:45 – Press-conference, Coach + 1 player at Hotel Parco dei Principi
*19:15 – Training at C.S ‘Giulio Onesti’ (behind-closed-doors except first 15 mins)

Sunday 20 June
18:00 – Italy vs Wales at Stadio Olimpico. Press-conference/Media after full-time.
N.B. Timetables are subject to possible change
* photos will be taken and shared by FIGC 
**media access will be limited to reduced numbers

Front Pages, La Gazzetta dello Sport, Corriere dello Sport, and Tutto Sport, Monday 24 May 2021

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Good morning, my friends! Here are the front pages from the Italian newspapers La Gazzetta dello Sport, Corriere dello Sport, and Tutto Sport, Monday 24 May 2021.

La Gazzetta dello Sport, Front Page, Monday 24 May 2021.

Corriere dello Sport, Front Page, Monday 24 May 2021.


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Tutto Sport, Front Page, Monday 24 May 2021.


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