Italy vs Norway | Highlights | Women's Euro Qualifiers 04-06-2024 

appsolutely right .

Bonansea per 3 volte ha cercato più la gloria personale che il risultato

When Cambiaghi is back there wont be any more Bonansea starting..

yep you're right.. we (Dutch) even lost ;-). love Dragoni and Giuliano.. even like my love/hate with Giacinti (great player but such a comedian, lol) and Linari.

@@erwin_888 Yea, Giacinti is a bit of a cheater, but you can't avoid being a bit amused by her clownery, hehe, and as you great player

Totaly right! but Manuela Gugliano is the only italian superstar and could play for almost any team in the world, so she can back it up a bit, but agree and she should stop with the Dybala-gesture, it's his. On the bright side I think Italy hasn't looked this good since 2019 and they are more talented now

Even Lisa Naalsund doesn't deserve a bench

😂

Schemi tattici? Ma dove?....😂😅

che solitamente finisce la benzina al 25° del primo tempo e poi saltella fino all'80° ok

She is so f-ing hot

she wants to prove herself.. in the Autumn of her career.

Probabilmente Giugliano non ha visto Bartoli arrivare da dietro. Davvero poco lucida la Bonansea: fosse stata meno egoista, forse 3 punti li avrebbero portati a casa.

But to be fair to her, norwegian youth doesnt look that promising atm :)

The lack of team cohesiveness - particularly relating to pressure to win control of the ball - has been lacking since before the '22 European Championship. They did not look much like a team under Sjöberg nor Riise - and the interrim stint of Smerud did not see significant change. However, that _is_ the one area where there has been _some_ improvement with Grainger as a coach. Not nearly enough, but some. Composing a team of actually compatible players might take some time. Then again - defensive quality has been an issue for Norwegian football regardless of gender for quite a while. To which: the men's team have done even worse defensively. It is also visible in the national league. The strange thing about the women's national team is that pretty much all that have played these last 3 years consistently perform better in the respective clubs. Grainger has likely not been in position long enough to change that, and further challenges might reside with the support staff as well. Agree somewhat regarding youth players such as Gaupset. When Italy can play Dragoni for most of the match, Gaupset - at least if as fit as in the champion's league matches - should have gotten some time. Perhaps her form is not as it was then, though - given how her team has performed recently.

@@Eddvard90 based on exactly what?

@@beelzeduck Just that it looks like most of Norways best players are around 30y old and I dont see that much coming from beneath. Looked a bit on the squad though and it looked better then I thought based on were they play, so maybe I was wrong. Problem for Norway is maybe they can't get that much better, but for example Portugal and Italy will..

@@Eddvard90 the average age of the Norwegian squad is _lower_ than Italy's - 26,3 vs 26,6. Which makes one suspicious the knowledge of the squads might be.. lacking. There are quite a few Norwegian players in the Swedish, German, Spanish, English and Italian leagues not in the squad yet. And then there's talents like Justine Kielland and 18-years old Signe Gaupset that made impacts in champions league games against the likes of Olympique Lyonnaise and Barcelona. The latter also regarded as 5th greatest talent in the NXGN ranking of Goal magazine - notably above Dragoni at 17th. (Linda Caceido topping that list, quite obvioiusly). Not sure if the potential for improvement is _that_ much better for Italy, seeing as they're still quite home league centered, which likely will lead to fewer talents getting experience for matching on international levels. As a Norwegian the two main problems I see locally is lagging behind the bigger nations in growing attendance numbers and in developing defensive talent. In particular the first is importance, seeing as the low attendance seen in the Norwegian league leads to talent retiring very prematurely, since it is not possible to go professional for most. Of course, knowing a few Norwegian players have returned from "professional" contracts in italy due to wages not being paid out as agreed, seems like some stereotypes regarding Italy still get confirmed from time to time. Which _might_ not be optimal for Italy's development.

Italy is one of the worst teams, they don't deserve to qualify for these Euro, there is no chance of winning a world cup with this horrible game

With a Fifa ranking of 14 - and similarly Norway at 16 - none of the teams in this match are particularly likely contenders. Further substantiated by the results of last year's world cup, where Italy did not qualify beyond the group stage, while my native Norway were absolutely crushed in the first round of the knock out stage. Both teams simply need to improve - both in terms of consistency and level of performance - in order for that to change.

hanno già corso di piu che i maschietti contro la svizzera

Oh, right, you should play for them, I’m sure it would be much more exciting then.

Of these two teams, Italy was more entertaining

What game did you see? after the first lucky goal they closed in defense all the time... and they couldn’t even win, really bad. This Italy doesn't deserve to qualify.​@@Eddvard90

@@LukaSchmidt27 Agree they chickened out in 2nd half, but in the 1st half they played a really Nice passing football and had lots of chanses. They completely dominated the first half and you wondered at that time if Norway could even string 3 passes together. Dont know what happend in the 2nd half if it was tactical or if they were tired

d'accordissimo

a me è sembrata già meglio di Italia Svizzera agli europei

pipparolo

@@JohnnyCamicia cornuto.