ROME: Italy coach Roberto Mancini said Sunday that winning prizes was more significant than attaining documents as Italy prolonged their undefeated streak to 30 games with a 1-0 win over Wales.
Italy have won 25 and attracted five moving back to September 2018, matching the record set under two-time World Cup winning trainer Vittorio Pozzo between 1935 and 1939.
“It is great to have equalled a legend such as Pozzo.
However he’s more significant trophies compared to 30 games,” said Mancini.
“We’re happy because most of the players had a terrific match and altering eight players in kick-off, it wasn’t always a clear thing to do.
“I’d have changed if the match was critical, I had fresh strength from the match.
We needed to get a while.” “We’re 26, we want them to perform and have the time to perform with.
“It is going to be a bit more challenging to make the decisions, yes.
“Lots of gamers are utilised to playing big games, it’ll be a pity to leave some apart, however we could rely on a great deal of players, that is the most significant thing.” Wales also qualified to its Euro 2021 past 16 because runners-up of Group A regardless of the reduction.
Matteo Pessina’s target in Rome implies Italy will perform with the runner-up from Group C in the second circular, with Wales confronting the group which comes next in Group B.