DBasia.news – The European 2020 Qualifying Match adorns the international break in March. Two matches involving major countries, Italy and Spain, took place on Wednesday (3/27) early morning Western Indonesian Time.
Italy competed against a small European country, Liechtenstein, at Ennio Tardini in the second match of group J. Absolute superior in terms of individual quality to a much different level of play, Italy won with a landslide score 6-0.
A party of half a dozen Roberto Mancini’s Gli Azzurri goals were scored by Stefano Sensi (17′), Marco Verratti (32′), Fabio Quagliarella’s two penalty goals (35 ‘and 45 + 3’), Moise Kean (69 ‘), and Leonardo Pavoletti (76 ‘).
As if to aggravate Liechtenstein’s condition, they played with 10 players since Daniel Kaufmann was sent off in 45 + 2 minutes. Italy is increasingly rampant with possession of 78 compared to 22 percent of Liechtenstein.
The number of their kicks was also a little unreasonable: 41 kicks and 12 of them on target, while Liechtenstein only made three kicks and one on target towards goalkeeper Salvatore Sirigu.
“We have played the game correctly from the start, this victory is likely to have been predicted, but it is important to maintain concentration levels and score a lot of goals,” Mancini told Rai Sport.
“It’s crucial for us to create a lot of opportunities and move the ball to play well. I hope the debutants can continue to wear Italian shirts for years to come, this will be truly satisfying.”
Achieve perfect points also achieved by Spain in the second group F match against Malta at Ta ‘Qali National Stadium. Not a goal party against Malta, La Furia Roja won with a score of 2-0 through two goals scored by Atletico Madrid striker Alvaro Morata.
Luis Enrique’s Spain seemed to throw a lot of chances to score with 84 possession compared to 16 percent, 23 kicks and seven of them on target. But, Malta played super defensively to make it difficult for Spain to score.
In addition to the 2020 European Cup qualification matches, there are also friendly matches between two major countries in South America, Argentina and Brazil.
Lionel Scaloni’s Argentina, who played without Lionel Messi because of injury, narrowly won 1-0 over the African team, Morocco. The single goal of the match held at the Grand Stade de Tanger was scored by Angel Correa in the 83rd minute.
While rivals Argentina, Brazil, bend the European team, the Czech Republic, at the Sinobo Stadium, with a landslide score 3-1. Got behind from David Pavelka’s goal in the 37th minute, Brazil rose to score three goals: Roberto Firmino (49 ‘) and Gabriel Jesus (83’ and 90 ‘).