Today’s Papers – Bastoni responds to Olise, this is Italy

On Monday in Saint-Denis, Italy secured a 1-1 draw against France, a result that could have been a victory for the Azzurri had they not conceded a goal from Olise. Inter Milan's goalkeeper, Bastoni, played a pivotal role in the match, responding to Olise's impressive goal with five crucial saves. The Azzurri displayed remarkable intensity and style of play, putting immense pressure on the French team, much to the delight of the spectators.

Donnarumma's exceptional performance was a highlight of the match, with his spectacular saves contributing significantly to the draw. Mancini praised his team's unity, both defensively and offensively, describing their performance as truly remarkable, especially considering their previous loss to Belgium.

Zidane's home debut was held in Paris, where Italy managed to hold their own, leading to speculation that a different outcome might have been possible. The match was a testament to Italy's fighting spirit, their ability to entertain, and their determination to come back from adversity.

Meanwhile, in Bologna, Mancini commended his Roma team for their performance, comparing it to a real, cohesive unit. On the injury front, Licina's promising talent was showcased in a 1-0 victory for Juve, but his career took an unfortunate turn when he sustained a wrist fracture and subsequently underwent surgery.

In other news, Spalletti experimented with Cambiaso as a regista, and fans were treated to a display of applauses for Marchisio and Montero's sons, marking a significant moment in the Fila Museum's history.