Italy In a tense penalty shootout, they mustered up the courage to defeat the England team and win the 2020 European Cup. In the ups and downs of the game, the experience of Italian veterans such as Bonucci and Chiellini really shined, and the Azzurri won an incredible victory at Wembley.

England started off well, passing Luke Shaw in the second minute to take the lead. Although the Italian team initially seemed confused about the roles of full-backs Kieran Trippier and Luke Shaw, they slowly adapted to the game and began to push for an equalizer.

United Kingdom In the 67th minute, when Leonardo Bonucci made a save from Pickford’s corner kick, Leonardo Bonucci tied the ball on the field and the Italian team began to defend more and more.

Players like Federico Chiesa, Marco Villati and Jorginho all played excellent games and caused many problems for the England team, but the Three Lions insisted on penalties.

In the penalty shootout, Jordan Pickford and Gianluigi Donnarumma both made some incredible saves, but eventually missed Marcus Rashford, Jadon Sancho and Bukayo Saka witnessed Italy win the coveted European Cup 2020 title.

After the game, the emotional Italian coach Roberto Mancini said:

“This is the emotion that comes after an incredible achievement. This is the emotion of seeing the players celebrating and the fans in the stands.

“Seeing everything we have managed to create, all the hard work we have done in the past three years, especially the past 50 days.

“In fact, we have been able to shape this team spirit in the past 50 days, and they have indeed created something that can never be separated. They will always be synonymous with this victory.”

England coach Southgate was solely responsible for the loss of the penalty shootout. After the game, Southgate said:

“That is my responsibility. I chose those people to play. I told the players that in that situation, no one is on their own. We win and lose together as a team. They have been very nervous, this is It needs to be maintained. It is my decision to give it to him [Saka] That punishment. This is entirely my responsibility. It’s not him, it’s not Marcus, it’s not Jaden. We work through them in training. This is the order in which we came.

“They have given everything,” Southgate said. “They should hold their heads high. The destruction of being so close and unable to provide the country with the trophy they wanted is hard to put in context. The players have given everything and I am proud of them.

Without further ado, let’s take a look:

Best Tweets from Italy 1-1 England (3-2 Penalties) | Euro 2020 Final

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