Sampdoria defender Bartosz Bereszynski ‘can’t find one positive thing’ about Poland’s performance against Italy.
The Azzurri won 2-0 with a Jorginho penalty and late Domenico Berardi strike, but even that did not reflect the overall dominance, as Gianluigi Donnarumma barely saw the ball.
“This was our worst game for quite some time. I can not even find one positive thing in our game,” Bereszynski told UEFA.com.
Sampdoria defender Bartosz Bereszynski ‘can’t find one positive thing’ about Poland’s performance against Italy.
The Azzurri won 2-0 with a Jorginho penalty and late Domenico Berardi strike, but even that did not reflect the overall dominance, as Gianluigi Donnarumma barely saw the ball.
“This was our worst game for quite some time. I can not even find one positive thing in our game,” Bereszynski told UEFA.com.
“We played as the Italians wanted us to play. Now we have three days to reset and come back to work.”
It was a head-to-head for the top of the Nations League group and the Azzurri leapfrogged them to take the leadership.
Now Poland finish against the Netherlands, while Italy visit already-relegated Bosnia-Herzegovina.