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That being said, manager Roberto Mancini will fancy his team’s chances of pulling off a shock win over France that would send them top of Group A1 ahead of Sunday’s finale with Belgium. The Italy boss has called up 20-year-old AC Milan winger Alphadjo Cisse, who has already scored eight goals in a breakthrough season.
France arrive at San Siro knowing a victory would seal their place in the quarter-finals as group winners before they host Turkey on Sunday.
Zinedine Zidane’s side were frustrated by Italy in last month’s return fixture, which ended 1-1 — the same scoreline as the World Cup 2006 final, when the now-Les Bleus boss was infamously sent off for headbutting Azzurri defender Marco Materazzi.
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