who are the finalists and when will the matches be played – Corriere.it

With the 2-0 win in Budapest, Hungary on Monday 26 September, Italy is the third team to snatch the pass for the Final Four. And it will be the second participation out of three of the Azzurri, who in the previous edition – October 2021 – finished third behind France and Spainbut ahead of the Belgium by Lukaku and Origi.

Together with Italy’s Roberto Mancinisaddened by the lack of participation in Qatar 2022, there will also be Croatia and Holland, waiting for the fourth and last participant. The place is contended for Portugal by Cristiano Ronaldo (which won the first edition of the event, in 2019) and the Spaindefeat in the San Siro final by France in October 2021. The Portuguese lead the group with 10 points and can also count on a draw, the Spaniards (8 points) have no other result than the victory, thus finding themselves in the same situation as the Italy in Budapest.

There Final Four will take place from 14 to 18 June 2023 in the Netherlands. The national team of coach Louis van Gaal won the group ahead of Belgium, Poland and Wales. A clear path: five wins and one draw, that of 11 June against the Poles (2-2). For his part, the Croatia he snatched the pass of the best four by finishing ahead of Denmark, France and Austria. Zlatko Dalic’s national team finished with 13 points, one more length than the Danes. While Didier Deschamps’ Bleus saved themselves from relegation. In League B they go Austria, England and Wales. And one between Swiss And Czech Republic with the Swiss who have two out of three results available to save themselves.