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Squad List Goalkeepers: Alessandro Confente (Chievo Verona), Mattia Del Favero (Juventus);
Defenders: Nicolò Casale (Hellas Verona), Andres Llamas Acuna (Milan), Riccardo Marchizza (Roma), Giuseppe Scalera (Bari), Alessandro Tripaldelli (Juventus), Alessandro Vogliacco (Juventus);
Midfielders: Alessandro Bordin (Roma), Davide Frattesi (Roma), Matteo Gabbia (Milan), Simone Lo Faso (Palermo), Giulio Maggiore (Spezia), Filippo Melegoni (Atalanta), Luca Zanimacchia (Genoa);
Forwards : Patrick Cutrone (Milan), Simone Mazzocchi (Atalanta), Andrea Pinamonti (Inter), Marco Tumminello (Roma). Staff – Delegation Head: Massimo Paganin; National Youth Co-Ordinator: Maurizio Viscidi; Coach: Roberto Baronio; Assistant Coach: Daniele Zoratto; Secretary: Aldo Blessich; Fitness Coach: Vincenzo Pincolini; Goalkeeping Coach: Gian Matteo Mareggini; Doctor: Matteo Vitali; Physiotherapist: Andrea Grazioli. ]]>

Squad List Goalkeepers: Alessandro Confente (Chievo Verona), Mattia Del Favero (Juventus);
Defenders: Nicolò Casale (Hellas Verona), Andres Llamas Acuna (Milan), Riccardo Marchizza (Roma), Alessandro Mattioli (Inter), Luca Pellegrini (Roma), Giuseppe Scalera (Bari), Alessandro Vogliacco (Juventus);
Midfielders: Claud Adjapong (Sassuolo), Alessandro Bordin (Roma), Francesco Di Nolfo (Perugia), Davide Frattesi (Roma), Matteo Gabbia (Milan), Filippo Melegoni (Atalanta), Luca Zanimacchia (Genoa);
Forwards: Patrick Cutrone (Milan), Simone Mazzocchi (Atalanta), Andrea Pinamonti (Inter);
Staff – Delegation Head Massimo Paganin; Coach: Roberto Baronio; Assistant Coach: Paolo Nicolato; Secretary: Aldo Blessich, Fitness Coach: Vincenzo Pincolini; Goalkeeping Coach: Gian Matteo Mareggini: Doctor: Andrea Redler; Physiotherapist: Emiliano Bozzetti; ]]>

 
Baronio was delighted after the game, although not just because of the result: “Today the lads put in their best performance from all three qualifying games,” said the coach. “I must pay compliment them on how they performed; they paid attention to their tactics for the entire game. I saw a team that was aware of their strengths, playing extremely well and also showing great character. Their development is clear by obtaining first spot in a tough group.
 
The squad will return to Italy tomorrow, although they will now have to wait until the 13th November for the draw to be made in Nyon. They will then discover who will be their opponents in the final phase of the Under-19 European Championship. Italy-Switzerland 1-1
 
ITALY (4-4-2): Del Favero; Scalera, Vogliacco (46’ Pellegrini), Marchizza, LlamasAcuna; Frattesi, Gabbia, Locatelli (C), Adjapong (92’ Mattioli); Cutrone (74’ Melegoni), Pinamonti. A disp. Plizzari (P), Pierini, Bordin, Tumminello. All. Baronio. 
SWITZERLAND(4-3-3): Köhn; Rüegg, Bamert (C), Zesiger (46’ Cümart), Antoniazzi (86’ Qela); Hammerich (70’ Domgjoni), Bajrami, Schmid; Zeqiri, Guillemenot, Adler Da Silva. A disp. Castanheira (P), Seydoux, Ramadani, Muheim. All. Castella.
Officials: AndrisTreimanis (Lettonia). Asistenti: AleksejsSpasjonnikovs (Lettonia) e Erik Arevshatyan (Armenia); IV Uomo: ArmanAlaberkyan (Armenia).
Goalscorers: 16' Gabbia, 38' Guillemenot
Bookings: 8' Vogliacco, 44' Zesiger, 66’ Schmid, 69’ Marchizza, 85’ Cumart
 
Schedule, Results and Standings From Group 7 Matchday One (10th November)
Switzerland 4-0 Armenia
ITALY 1-0 Hungary Matchday Two (12th November)
ITALY 2-1 Armenia
Switzerland 1-2 Hungary
Standings: ITALY 6 points, Switzerland and Hungary 3, Armenia 0 Matchday Three (15th November)
ITALY 1-1. Switzerland
Armenia 0-4. Hungary Table: ITALY 7 points, Hungary 6, Switzerland 4, Armenia 0   ]]>

Schedule, Results and Standings From Group 7 Matchday One (10th November)
Switzerland 4-0 Armenia
ITALY 1-0 Hungary Matchday Two (12th November)
ITALY 2-1 Armenia
Switzerland 1-2 Hungary
Standings: ITALY 6 points, Switzerland and Hungary 3, Armenia 0 Matchday Three (15th November)
ITALY vs. Switzerland
Armenia vs. Hungary Note – The top two from each group will qualify to the elite round ]]>