Di Biagio: `Germany are a strong side like ourselves, although we must be prepared to show it`
(WorldNews Italy)

It has been two years since the two sides have faced one another, with the last match ending as a 1-1 draw during a friendly played in Paderborn on 27th March 2015. However, tomorrow`s clash between Italy and Germany (Krakow Stadium at 20:45 CEST) will be certainly be one of increased importance, with both sides vying for the vital set of three points that could potentially push them towards the semi-finals of the Under-21 European Championship. Yet in contrast to their German counterparts, Italy`s qualification situation is certainly more complicated. To advance to the next stage, the Azzurrini must either win by a margin of three, or two should they score three (3-1, 4-2 etc), with the...