Leading by 17 points and three points ahead of Sweden, Group F are second with one more game to go and return to the field for the last three matches of the Under-21 group in Italy, aiming to maintain a record worthy of a direct pass. European Championship.

Coach Paulo Nicoloto has called up 26 players: the first call-up for Napoli defender Alessandro Sanoli, who was born in 2000. The Blue Group, which meets at the Tyrone CPO on Sunday at 12 noon and begins training in the afternoon, will face off on June 6. They will play against Sweden on June 9 at Deferdonge (6pm Municipal de la Ville Stadium) in Luxembourg, and at Helsingburg (6pm Olympia Stadium), and will host the Sino e Lillo del Duca Stadium (5.30pm) in Ascoli. The final group match is against the Republic of Ireland on June 14.

Fifty years later, Italy defeated the Irish 2-0 in a friendly in Dublin last November, and Yugoslavia won 2-1 in a friendly on 23 February 1972.

Goalkeepers: Marco Carnegie (Cremonis), Alessandro Plissari (Lexe), Stefano Turatti (Regina);

Defenders: Raൗl Bellanova (Cagliari), Andrea Cambiasso (Genoa), Simone Canestrelli (Crotone), Andrea Carboni (Cagliari), Matteo Lovato (Cagliari), Caleb Ocoli (Cremonis), Fabiano Pauro Quagliata (Heracles Almelo), Mattia Viti (Empoli), Ienoma Destiny Udogi (Udinese), Alessandro Sanoli (Naples);

Midfielders: Eduardo Bow (Rome), Nicolo Fagioli (Cremonis), Gianluca Guitano (Cremonis), Filippo Ranocchia (Vicenza), Niccol റ Rowella (Genoa);

Forward: Nicolo Cambiagi (Pordinone), Lorenzo Colombo (Spall), Sebastiano Esposito (Basel), Pietro Pellegri (Turin), Emmanuel Vignato (Bologna), Kelvin K. Yebova (Genoa).