5: 4! It s okay to score two owns, Tonali won the goal battle, and chased Norway

5 goals swept Estonia, and Gattuso successfully won his first victory in the national team; however, the Blues wanted to continue to compete for the first place in the group and qualify for the World Cup, and there was no loss in every round in the next round. In the early morning of September 9, Italy played against Israel in the fourth round of the World Cup. The two sides started a hearty goal battle. Retgi assisted and put on a hat. Tonali scored a final victory in stoppage time. Italy escaped 5:4 away.

Israel ranked second in the group due to one more round of games before the game, and both teams lost to Norway in the first leg. Therefore, the outcome of the two sides' two rounds of the match will likely determine which team can continue to put pressure on Norway. Gattuso continued the 3-5-2 configuration in this game, with Donnarumma serving as the captain and guarding the goal; Bastoni, Mancini Jr. and Di Lorenzo guarding the back line; Dimarco and Politano are separated from the wings; Barrera, Locatelli and Tonali partner in the midfield; Keane Jr. and Retgee attacked. After the game started, Israel, who was fighting at home, showed a hot offensive state. In the 4th minute, Israel had a corner kick in front of the goal, and caused Donnarumma's own goal. However, Rankin's goal was invalid when the goal was hit by the goalkeeper; in the 16th minute, Dasa passed the ball from the right, Biden returned from the bottom line, and Locatelli cleared the ball and scored an own goal, 0:1! Italy was still behind 1 goal; in the 26th minute, Solomon's free kick was sent to the back point, and Slomo volleyed and shot the side net.

After resisting the opponent's three tricks at the opening, the Italian offensive line slowly found the offensive feeling; in the 31st minute, Tonali made a set ball on the right, Bastoni made a ferry on the back point, Dimarco made another pass, Locatelli volleyed and bounced out of the crossbar, missing the opportunity to atone for his achievements; in the 40th minute, Barrera's long pass in the middle line, Retge unloaded the ball and obliquely blocked, and Keane Xiao dodged the space at the top of the arc and shot low near the near angle to tie the score, 1:1!

The second half changed sides and the game gradually evolved into a mutual poker game; in the 52nd minute, Solomon flashed from the left rib and played with Politano and Locatelli, and then passed the ball across the penalty area. Dore Peretz pushed the ball and scored 1:2! Two minutes later, Dimarco made a long pass from the left, Retgee intercepted the ferry, and Keane Jr. crossed the ball in front of the goal, 2:2! In the 58th minute, Di Lorenzo quickly threw the sideline ball, Retgi leaned against the defense in the penalty area and returned, Politano shot into the net from close range, 3:2! Italy scored 2 goals in 6 minutes to overtake.

In the 81st minute, Vlatesi advanced in the middle and was assigned to the left. Orsolini cut inside and then returned to the middle. Vlatesi kept passing the ball directly. Laspadori, who was also a substitute, turned around and shot low in the far corner, 4:2! In the 87th minute, Gloch broke through to the penalty area with the ball and was cleared. Shuya made a cross and Bastoni cleared the ball into his own goal again, 4:3!

In the 89th minute, using a set piece, Dole Perez headed the ball in front of the goal and completed a double hit, 4:4! The two sides tied again. Fortunately, the goddess of luck still favored Italy at the critical moment. In the 91st minute, Cambiaso made a comeback from the left, and Tonali had no one to guard the front of the penalty area and decisively shot the long shot. The ball bounced directly into the net, 5:4! Italy completed the final victory in stoppage time and won 5:4; after 4 rounds, it ranked second in the group, only 3 points away from Norway.