Forza Italia!弗雷斯蒂耶里65分钟进球，晋级决赛！

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Italy won a scintillating contest to reach the last four and top Group B ahead of the Czech Republic despite twice surrendering the advantage in Mlada Boleslav.

Ebb and flow
The UEFA European Under-19 Championship's leading marksman, Tomáš Necid, fired in his third finals goal to cancel out Andrea Poli's opener before a frenzied second half produced five more strikes. Jan Morávek provided an instant response to Giacomo Bonaventura's effort before Alberto Paloschi's penalty and Poli's second looked to have ended the contest only for Morávek to set up a frantic finish.

Clinical Italy
Jakub Dovalil's side commanded the opening 20 minutes but their lack of cutting edge was punished by opponents who struck masterfully with their first moment of quality. Stefano Okaka Chuka angled a pass through to Paloschi who sped to the byline before pulling a perfect cross back for Poli to score from close range.

Czech pressure
No sooner had the celebrations died down than the Czechs were level. A long free-kick was chested down classily by Necid and the forward nipped into the box to receive the ball back from Morávek and rifle a low shot across Vincenzo Fiorillo. The hosts' tails were up and the Italian custodian was forced into two successive saves, pushing Lukáš Mareček's long-range attempt wide before repelling Morávek's bouncing shot from ten metres.

Substitute effect
Francesco Rocca introduced Bonaventura at half-time in place of Fernando Martin Forestieri in the hope of establishing a firmer foothold in the match – though the coach could scarcely have envisaged just what an impact the change would have on Italian fortunes. Within eleven minutes the midfielder had restored the Azzurri lead, picking up a loose ball 25 metres out and unleashing a low drive into the corner.

Paying the penalty
But again they failed to concentrate at the other end and paid the price. Necid was allowed to clip a pass out to the unmarked Petr Reinberk who burst down the wing and swept over a cross that Morávek slid in to convert. Paloschi had been a peripheral figure for much of the encounter yet was central to Italy overcoming this latest setback. Radim Řezník collided with the striker, who picked himself up to register his second goal of the tournament from the penalty spot.

Frenetic pace
Italy's points seemed to be safe when Necid lobbed a glorious opportunity wide and then Poli added a fourth, calmly slipping a shot past Tomáš Vaclík from Okaka Chuka's through ball, after the Azzurri had had Andrea Mazzarani sent off. But Morávek blasted in his second of the evening with four minutes left to herald a tense finale. A third equaliser, however, proved beyond the Czechs.


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wuyile

这场队长是达米安

补一张小小帕进点球的图

蓝隼

球衣挺漂亮的~~~~~~~~~

superpippo

= = 阿尔贝塔奇的呢~~~~~~~~

musou521

下面是引用superpippo于2008-07-21 13:13发表的:
= = 阿尔贝塔奇的呢~~~~~~~~

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cupidwei

好多英文啊～～～～～～～～～～～

wuyile

弗雷斯蒂耶里65分钟进球，意大利晋级决赛！



A second-half goal from substitute Fernando Forestieri took Italy into the UEFA European Under-19 Championship final for the first time since 2003 despite a determined effort from Hungary in Plzen.

Narrow victory
The AC Siena midfielder came on for Giovanni Formiconi at half-time of an enthralling semi-final and struck the only goal of the game 20 minutes later, advancing down the left channel to steer a low finish into the far corner of the net. Hungary had more shots but paid the price for being unable to unpick a typically miserly Italy defence as the Azzurrini held out to book their place in Saturday's final against Germany, when they will be bidding to win this competition for the second time.

Lively start
Hungary made six changes from the side beaten by Germany on Sunday and looked the livelier team in the first 45 minutes, Vincenzo Fiorillo having to push behind an angled shot from one of the returnees, Vlagyimir Komán, within two minutes. The captain then just failed to pick out Krisztián Németh with a low cross following a swift Hungary counterattack although András Gosztonyi had more luck in the 12th minute, cutting back for Németh to turn smartly and bring Fiorillo into action again.

Disciplined defending
Despite having more promising attacks Hungary struggled to create clear chances against an Italy back line which had certainly tightened up having conceded three goals in their previous fixture against the Czech Republic. And the Azzurrini were soon showing their offensive threat as well, Michelangelo Albertazzi unleashing a first-time shot from 25 metres that Péter Gulácsi plucked out of the air following good work from Stefano Okaka Cuka and Alberto Paloschi. Németh then flashed an effort into the side-netting from the corner of the penalty area as half-time approached.

Hungary efforts
The pattern continued into the second half, with Hungary orchestrating the more attractive moves but being reduced to long-range attempts, with Gosztonyi firing just wide of the left-hand post after Komán and Németh had worked a clever short corner. Attila Busai then unleashed a thunderous strike from a Németh knockdown that Fiorillo beat away before the opening goal arrived in the 65th minute – but at the wrong end from the Hungarian point of view.

Forestieri winner
Silvano Raggio was the architect, slipping a pass through for Forestieri to race clear and prod past Gulácsi to give Italy the lead. Hungary tried to respond, Szabó firing just wide and Fiorillo denying Németh from distance, although Gulácsi had to turn Okaka Chuka's effort against his post. Deep in added time Gosztonyi struck the post as Italy held on to earn their opportunity to emulate the class of 2003.

sstarmoon

听说小小帕表现一般。。。。

wuyile

老被换下来，状态确实不如打预选赛的时候。