England drew with Italy, Germany was disappointed by Hungary

(Dan Tri) – The third match of Group 3 of League A UEFA Nations League was quite boring when Italy and England were undefeated, and Germany was also held to a 1-1 draw by Hungary.

In the match recreating the Euro 2020 England – Italy final at Wembley Stadium last night, coach Gareth Southgate had many personnel tests.

The England – Italy competition was boring (Photo: GI).

Coach Mancini also made many personnel changes compared to the 2-1 victory against Switzerland.

The match took place at a high pace and in the 2nd minute, Davide Frattesi missed the opportunity to score for Italy, when his diagonal shot against Ramsdale went wide of the post.

The England team had an answer, but Abraham’s shot in the penalty area was inaccurate, sending the ball to the outside edge of the net.

Both teams left without any goals scored (Photo: GI).

In the 25th minute, Pessina missed Italy’s best opportunity when he scored from 5 meters away in a very comfortable position, but goalkeeper Ramsdale had a great chance to duck and use his feet to block the ball.

Entering the second half, the deadlock and the ungainliness of the stars on the attack line of both teams were maintained until the end of the match.

Squad

England: Ramsdale, James, Tomori (Guehi 88′), Maguire, Trippier, Rice (Kalvin Phillips 65′), Ward-Prowse, Mount (Bowen 65′), Grealish, Sterling (Saka 79′), Abraham (Kane 65′

Italy: Donnarumma, Di Lorenzo, Gatti, Acerbi, Dimarco (Florenzi 87′), Frattesi, Locatelli (Gnonto 64′), Tonali, Pessina (Cristante 87′), Scamacca (Raspadori 77′), Pellegrini (Esposito 64′)

In the remaining match in the group, Hungary welcomed the German team with great determination.

Germany drew disappointingly 1-1 against Hungary (Photo: GI).

Hungary could not keep its advantage for long.

The German team held the ball more and put pressure on Hungary’s field, but could not get the second goal. Hungary played with determination and effort in every ball.

Squad

Hungary: Gulasi, Fiola, Lang, Nagy, Z. Nagy (Nego 70′), Orban, Sallai (Gazdag 76′), Styles (Vecsei 87′), A. Szalai (Adam 69′), Szalai, Szoboszlai

Goal: Nagy (6′)

Germany: Neuer, Gortezka (Guendogan 69′), Havertz (Adeyemi 85′), Hofmann (Nmecha 85′), Kehrer, Kimmich, Musiala (Brandt 78′), Raum, Schlotterbeck, Sule, Werner (Mueller 78′)

Goal: Hofman (9′)