CCTV5 broadcasts the European Cup! The Italian men's football team VS Switzerland list is released, and the Serie A + Premier League players start
At 0:00 a.m. Beijing time on June 30, the first quarterfinals of the 2024 Euro Championship kicked off, with the defending champion Italian men's football team facing the Swiss men's football team. In the FIFA national team standings, the Azzurri Italian men's team is ranked 10th, and the Swiss men's team is ranked 19th.
At 23 o'clock in the evening of June 29, the sports channel of China Central Radio and Television (CCTV5) conducted a national live broadcast on TV one hour in advance. CCTV (CCTV Sports Client CCTV5APP), Migu Video and iQiyi Sports conducted all-round live broadcasts on the network and mobile phones.
In the group stage, the Italian men's football team coached by Spalletti performed averagely, ranking second in Group B with 1 win, 1 draw and 1 loss. The Swiss men's football team coached by Yakin has an unbeaten record of 1 win, 2 draws and 5 points, ranking second in Group A. According to the rules, the game is a winner-taker, and after a 90-minute draw in regular time, there will be extra time, and a brutal penalty shoot-out will be played if the draw continues.
The winner of this match advances to the quarter-finals of the European Championship and will face the winner between the German men's football team and the Danish men's football team.
As a veteran team that has won the World Cup and the European Cup, the competitiveness of the Italian men's football team has declined, but it is still composed of players who have played in Serie A, the Premier League, Ligue 1 and other teams, and the strength should not be underestimated.
The starting lineup of the Italian men's football team is: 1-Donnarumma (Ligue 1 giants Paris Saint-Germain); 17-Mancini (Roma), 23-Bastoni (Inter), 13-Darmian (Inter); 22-El Shaarawy (Red Wolves Roma), 18-Barella (Inter), 21-Faggioli (Juventus), 16-Cristante, 2-Di Lorenzo; 14 - Chiesa (Old Lady Juventus), 9 - Scamacca (Atalanta).
Italy subs: 12-Vicario (Tottenham Hotspur), 26-Meret, 3-Dimarco, 4-Buongiorno, 6-Gatti (Juve), 7-Frattesi (Inter), 8-Jorginho (Gunners Arsenal), 10-Pellegrini, 11-Raspadori, 15-Bellanova, 19-Retegui, 20-Zaccagni, 24-Cambiaso, 25-Florenjo.
In the Swiss men's football team, the starting lineup was led by a number of players who played in top European leagues such as the Premier League, Serie A, and Bundesliga.
The starting line-up of the Swiss men's football team is: 1-Sommer (Inter Milan); 13 - Ricardo Rodriguez (Torino), 5 - Akanji (Premier League Blue Moon Manchester City), 22 - Fabian Schal (Magpies Newcastle United); 17-Vargas, 8-Freuler (Bologna), 10-Xhaka (Bundesliga champion Bayer Leverkusen), 20-Ebischer (Bologna); 26 - Fabian Reid (Stuttgart), 19 - Ndoye (Bologna), 7 - Embolo (Monaco).
The Swiss men's team bench is: 12-Mvogo (Lorient), 21-Kerber (Hornet Dortmund), 2-Stegio (Stuttgart), 4-Elvedi (Borussia Mönchengladbach), 15-Zesiger (Wolfsburg), 6-Zakaria (Monaco), 16-Shero, 23-Shaqiri, 24-Jaisari, 9-Okafor (AC Milan), 11-Steffen, 14-Zubair, 18-Dua, 25-Amdouni (Burnley).
Who will have the last laugh between the Italian men's football team and the Swiss men's football team? Let's wait and see!