(ANSA) – ROME, NOV 10 – Important and decisive, but not balanced, at least in terms of forecasts. Making all the necessary precautions, Snai analysts draw an all-blue prediction for Friday night’s match at the Olimpico against Switzerland, on which qualification for the next World Cup depends almost entirely. The victory of Italy does not exceed 1.60, digging a very wide groove with the share of “2”, given at 5.75. After all, only five months have passed since June 16, 2021, when in the same stadium Italy gained mathematical access to the round of 16 of Euro 2020, beating the Swiss with a clear 3-0 and enriching a balance sheet that sees the Azzurri have a clear advantage in direct matches, with 29 wins, 23 draws and 8 defeats.
By the way, Switzerland’s only success in Italy happened at the Olimpico, on October 27, 1982, in a friendly organized to celebrate the fresh world title of Bearzot’s team. The last challenge in order of time is the one that ended 0-0 in Basel, last September 5: the hypothesis of another draw, which would leave the two teams on equal points (but with Italy ahead for the goal difference) it is played at 3.85. Many absences on both sides, even in the offensive sector. Absent Immobile, Belotti is a candidate for the goal, who has the lowest share, 2.75, followed by Insigne (3.00) and Chiesa (3.25). Keep an eye on Locatelli (7.00), who scored a brace in the 3-0 in June. Among the Swiss, a Gavranovic goal is worth 5 times the bet, followed by Shaqiri at 5.50.
Whatever the verdict on Friday, the qualification will be sanctioned in the last round, which will see Italy involved in Northern Ireland and Switzerland in the home round with Bulgaria. In the meantime, the first final place of Mancini’s team is the largely prevailing hypothesis on SNAI, at 1.12. The Swiss chances are played at 6.00. (HANDLE).
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