Ranieri: Italy Must Win in Sweden | Sport Betting | Online Sport Betting

TA888 - Claudio Ranieri believes a duel against Sweden will be a tough run for Italy. The escape key will lie in good sport betting results in the away game. Italy is two games away from the 2018 World Cup finals in Russia. They will face Sweden in a two-leg match, first held at the Friends Arena on Saturday (11/11/2017) pm dawn and the second at San Siro, Tuesday (14/11) future. "It will not be an easy sport betting challenge, Sweden is super-organized and loadless, but what makes me positive is in these sport betting games, we always make every effort," Ranieri told Gazzetta dello Sport.

"The key is to go to Sweden and pursue the results in the first game, then in Milan, with a full stadium, there will be a special motivation.In Italy, with this level of action, adrenaline to 1000," he added. Italy is actually ahead of the meeting over Sweden, where in the last five unbeaten encounters and picked four wins. But lately they are not performing well. After losing 0-3 from Spain, Gli Azzurri's performance is not too convincing with only a 1-0 win over Israel and Albania and balanced Macedonia 1-1. With great pressure, Italy could have slipped and failed to Russia.

Former Italy forward Pierluigi Casiraghi has said that failing to qualify for the 1966 World Cup tragedy. At that time they performed in the finals, but were eliminated by North Korean debutants in the group phase. Ranieri did not want to call failure to qualify as a disaster, but admitted the Italian online sport betting public would find it hard to accept the result. "When we saw that Spain was in our group, it was almost certain that we were going to have to play a play-off online sport betting game I do not think we will miss the World Cup but if it happens it will not be a disaster. he continued. "The problem is that we as Italians, do not know how to accept defeat, if we fail to the World Cup, after giving 100 percent effort in two online sport betting games with Sweden, give praise to opponents," said the coach who won the Premier League with Leicester City.