With fresh legs after eight starters in the first two days rested against Norway, Spain is measured tonight (9:00 pm, National Stadium) at Italy for a place in the European Under-19 final in Malta.
Not as in jose lana, who closed the group stage unbeaten and made it to the third date, the Azzurra had to sweat it out to break into the top four of the tournament. Despite the initial hope, where they endorsed poker (0-4) to the hostess maltthe Italians took a difficult setback in the form of a ‘hand’ (5-1) match Portugalstay just one goal away from Polandwhere they bind the other, from removal.
Kudos to Fresneda
“We are playing against a team that is always difficult and has great players like Iván Fresneda, the object of desire in the current transfer market, even by Italian clubs”, warned the Italian coach, Alberto Bollini.
However, one who is a technician of salernitana between 2016 and 2017 it also had players tested at the highest level: Chiarodiarecently signed by Borussia M’gladbach German, missouriwherein Jose Mourinho made a debut with Rome at 17 years old, cher ndourannounced yesterday as the new player of PSGor the parakeet Luca Koleosho are more than enough reasons to think so Italy will only be a stone guest on the path of Spain at the end of Sunday.
The Fresneda, Gonzalo Garcia, Ilias Akhomach, and Victor Barbera. and the company must be fully working to try to relieve the generation of 2000, European champion of the category in 2019 thanks to a double Ferran Torres Eventually. Portugalrival of Spain then, this afternoon (6:00 pm, Tony Bezzina Stadium) another ticket for the final will be played Norway.
Possible lineups:
Spain: Iribarne; Fresneda, Arnau Casas, Gasiorowski, Alex Valle; Manuel Angel, Palacios; Gonzalo García, Ilias Akhomach, Dani Pérez and Víctor Barberá
The
TheItaly: Mastrantonio; Dellavalle, Chiarodia, Regonesi; Missori, Lipani, Ndour, Kayode; Luca Koleosho, Hasa and Esposito
The
TheReferee: Igal Frid (Israel)
The
Thestadium: Ta’Qali National Stadium, 9:00 pm (TDP).
Source: La Verdad
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