Italy retaliated to attract 1-1 with Iceland the Women's European Championship on Thursday after Valentina Bergamaschi counteracted Karolina Lea Vilhjalmsdottir's opener.
The draw kept Iceland second and Italy base in Group D, which likewise incorporates France and Belgium who meet later in Rotherham.
Bayern Munich midfielder Vilhjalmsdottir gave Iceland the lead in the third moment, terminating a half-volley into the top corner after the Italian guard neglected to clear a long toss in from the left.
Italy, quarterfinalists at the 2019 World Cup, squeezed for the balancer lastly found it in the 62nd moment when AC Milan midfielder Bergamaschi coordinated her run flawlessly to meet substitute Barbara Bonansea's draw back.
The balancer baffled Iceland as it came one moment after Alexandra Johannsdottir scraped an amazing chance to twofold their lead, hitting her shot wide from inside the case, in spite of having a lot of room.
Italy pushed hard briefly objective as Bonansea's low shot hit the woodwork in the 73rd moment, while Iceland were passed on to lament their botched opportunities as Vilhjalmsdottir neglected to change over a simple open door in the 87th moment.
Vilhjalmsdottir realized her miss was an expensive one for Iceland as she was found in tears on the seat in the wake of going off.
The balancer baffled Iceland as it came one moment after Alexandra Johannsdottir scraped an amazing chance to twofold their lead, hitting her shot wide from inside the case, in spite of having a lot of room.
Italy pushed hard briefly objective as Bonansea's low shot hit the woodwork in the 73rd moment, while Iceland were passed on to lament their botched opportunities as Vilhjalmsdottir neglected to change over a simple open door in the 87th moment.
Vilhjalmsdottir realized her miss was an expensive one for Iceland as she was found in tears on the seat in the wake of going off.
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