Federico Chiesa, qui d’autre?
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Entering the game ten minutes before the end of regulation time, Federico Chiesa delivered Italy against Austria (2-1, ap) by scoring the first goal of the Azzurri. And settled some of the evils of a particularly deficient Italian attack until his arrival on the meadow. A solution to remember for Mancini before the quarters?
Twenty-five years and twelve days later, Chiesa scored in a European Championship. On June 14, 1996, his father Enrico responded to the opening scoring of a promising young Czech player by the name of Pavel Nedv? D. In vain, since Italy will finally lose (2-1) against the Czechs and will not even come out of the group stage of the English edition. Twenty-five years and twelve days later, therefore, it was Federico’s turn. But this time, at the final whistle, the National has a smile. And “Fede ‘” too.
25 – Federico Chiesa has scored in a Euro game 25 years & 12 days after the goal of his father Enrico (14th June vs Czech Republic). Awake.#EURO2020 #ITA pic.twitter.com/01bwTZnxZp
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Bachmann’s nightmare
That they seemed long, those first eighty-five minutes, without the Juventus winger on the pitch. A feeling that the person concerned must have also felt. How not to imagine for a second the esthete yearning to go and cause headaches to David Alaba, not really stunned by his duel with Domenico Berardi until then? So when he finally got the right to come and blow everything up, Chiesa didn’t wait for the spotlight to shine on him. He naturally drew light on him.
From the start of extra time, he warmed the gloves of a David Bachmann who was starting to catch cold. An antipasto before the famous “primo piatto” which is far too generous which he himself will serve and which the Austrians will taste until they vomit. Found in the back of Alaba on an exquisite service from Leonardo Spinazzola,
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