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Nicolo Barilla opened the scoring for the Azores after 7 minutes of play, when he knocked a mighty ball from the periphery of the region, planted himself at the foot of one of Finland's defenders and followed the path of the net by scoring his first goals in the world.
"He added Moise Keane, young Juventus striker The second goal after receiving a beautiful ball from Chiro Emubili to follow Bisra in the net (74) and record the first of his international goals.
The coach of Italy, Roberto Mancini, is building a team that can still participate in major tournaments. The shock of the absence of the World Cup in Russia For the first time in 60 years.
Group 10, which also includes Armenia, Bosnia and Liechtenstein, is at hand. The Italian team And will be a candidate for the continental final, having won the title once in 1968 and a summer twice in 2000 and 2012.
Veteran striker Fabio Quagliarella, Sampdoria's top scorer, scored 21 goals in 28 games in the final quarter and nearly doubled his team's lead, but his header was saved by the Finnish goalkeeper before the crossbar hits hard.
Italy has not lost in the European qualifiers for nearly 13 years, winning 25 games and six games.
Italy will meet Liechtenstein in Parma on Tuesday.
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Nicolo Barilla opened the scoring for the Azores after 7 minutes of play, when he knocked a mighty ball from the periphery of the region, planted himself at the foot of one of Finland's defenders and followed the path of the net by scoring his first goals in the world.
Juventus striker Moiz Keane added the second goal after receiving a beautiful ball from Chiro Emubili to follow him through the net (74th), scoring his first international goal.
Italy coach Roberto Mancini is forming a team capable of participating in major tournaments after the shock of his absence from the World Cup for the first time in 60 years.
The group of 10 teams, which also includes Armenia, Bosnia and Liechtenstein, is within reach of Italy and will be a candidate for the continental final, having won the title once in 1968 and twice in 2000 and 2012.
Veteran striker Fabio Quagliarella, Sampdoria's top scorer, scored 21 goals in 28 games in the final quarter and nearly doubled his team's lead, but his header was saved by the Finnish goalkeeper before the crossbar hits hard.
Italy has not lost in the European qualifiers for nearly 13 years, winning 25 games and six games.
Italy will meet Liechtenstein in Parma on Tuesday.
