The National Football Team's 4-1 defeat to Italy in their second match in the UEFA Nations League A Group 1 received extensive coverage in the Italian press. While chants of "Montella resign" rose from the stands for the national team, which conceded 3 goals in the first 27 minutes of the match in Bursa, the result was interpreted on the Italian side with an emphasis on "rebirth."
Italian newspapers evaluated the emphatic victory against Turkey following the defeat to Belgium through head coach Roberto Mancini's squad selections and the team's reaction. The phrases "poker," "Italy has awakened," and "Italy is back" stood out the most in the headlines.

HIGHLIGHTED COMMENTS IN THE ITALIAN PRESS
La Gazzetta dello Sport evaluated the match with the headline "Italy lifts its head: Poker in Turkey." The newspaper drew attention to the changes made to the squad compared to the Belgium match and wrote that Italy found 3 goals in the first 27 minutes with a dominant game. The report also commented that things are becoming difficult for Turkey's Italian head coach, Vincenzo Montella.
Corriere dello Sport focused on Mancini's changes. The newspaper commented, "Football rewards those who have the courage to change," and stated that the Italy in Bursa was completely different from the team that looked disorganized against Belgium a few days ago.

Corriere della Sera covered the news with the headline "Show from the Azzurri in Turkey." The newspaper wrote that the pressure that had built up after the Belgium match dissipated with the Turkey game, and that Italy displayed a performance with character and determination. The report also included the comment that the absence of Kenan Yıldız and Hakan Çalhanoğlu turned into an opportunity for Italy.
La Repubblica used the phrase "Italy shows signs of life" on its front page, while featuring the headline "Turkish bath refreshes the Azzurri" on its inside pages. Il Messaggero and Il Mattino announced the victory with the words "Italy has awakened," making a reference to the Italian national anthem.
The Ansa agency also made the assessment of "Another Italy" for the match. The agency reported that Italy, which took the field with Mancini's young players, dominated the game against Turkey and achieved victory.

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