In the sixty-first minute, after a poor attack, the England National Team launched personal attacks against the Italian players.
Tesli brutally brought down Ancarelli. If Ancarelli had not reacted quickly, he probably would have had to withdraw from the match.
Italy National Team players immediately rushed over and surrounded Tesli.
But the England National Team players reacted quickly as well, and the atmosphere on the pitch became extremely tense for a time.
Fortunately, the referee brought the situation under control and showed Tesli a yellow card.
But after that warning, Maniero no longer dared take risks.
As the side leading 3–1, he had to consider the matches ahead.
The England National Team could be poor and short-sighted, but the Italy National Team could not.
Beep!
A staff member at the sideline raised the substitution board.
The Italy National Team made three substitutions at once.
To maintain midfield intensity, Maniero replaced the yellow-carded Pellegrini with Versace.
The defending ahead was bound to become even fiercer. The quality of a defender's play was absolutely different depending on whether he was carrying a card or not.
But he did not bring on the more defensively capable specialist defensive midfielder Cortino because Versace had better chemistry with Moric and Lu Yang. If an attacking opportunity came along, they might still be able to seize it.
Soguer came on for Perotta, the "nuclear-deterrent-level player" who had recorded a goal and an assist in this match.
But the threat of Italy's artillery over England's skies remained undiminished.
Because Soguer was also a big center forward.
He stood 1.89 meters tall, one centimeter taller than when he had been at San Remo.
With shoes on, he was 1.91 meters.
Including his hair, 1.93 meters.
Male friends should be very familiar with this kind of rounding up.
Soguer