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Nations League

Italy's clear win in the Nations League lets Olise shine for France

🇮🇹 By 4AllFootball ·
Italy's clear win in the Nations League lets Olise shine for France

In the context of the Nations League, Italy celebrated a convincing victory in Turkey, while Olise delivered the decisive goal for France in Belgium. Reuters reports emphasize that both performances shape the tournament narrative. The headlines “Nations League Italy”, “Turkey Olise” and “France” appear in the lead.

Italy's clear win in Turkey

Under the leadership of Roberto Mancini, the Azzurri national team achieved its first win since his return, a 4-1 victory over Turkey. The goals were scored by Alessandro Bastoni in the 9th minute, Davide Frattesi in the 22nd, Michael Kayode in the 27th and Francesco Esposito in the 50th.

Sandro Tonali celebrated after the 4-1 success, while the hard‑hit Italy team, often referred to as Squadra Azzurra, finally regained momentum. The report explicitly mentions the young midfielder’s joy after the triumph.

For the Turks, Baris Yilmaz scored the only goal in the 47th minute, but it was not enough to halt the growing crisis. Pressure on Turkish coach Vincenzo Montella continues to rise according to observations.

Olise secures France's win in Belgium

Michael Olise, a Bayern Munich professional player, came on from the bench in the 77th minute and dribbled from his own half across the field, before scoring the 1-0 with a low shot in the 88th minute. With that, he rescued France a narrow victory over Belgium.

The new French national team coach Zinédine Zidane praised Olise's world‑class action, calling it a renewed moment of brilliance for the side.

The summary is also available via the official app, as the note in the original text emphasizes. Reuters provides the facts that outline the current situation in the Nations League.

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