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Italy 1–1 Slovakia: UEFA European Under-21 Championship, 29 May 2000

Italy and Slovakia finished 1–1 on 29 May 2000 in the UEFA European Under-21 Championship. The match belonged to the group stage – final tournament in Bratislava.

29 May 2000 International Bratislava
Source-checked report card · FootballFinal: Italy 1–1 Slovakia

29 May 2000 · Bratislava

Event date:

The match

Italy and Slovakia finished 1–1 on 29 May 2000 in the UEFA European Under-21 Championship. The match belonged to the group stage – final tournament in Bratislava.

The sides were level at the final score of 1–1.

Goals and incidents

Roberto Baronio scored in minute 17 (Italy). Peter Babnič scored in minute 73 (Slovakia).

Andrea Pirlo was sent off in minute 54.

The competition campaign

The match was played in Group B of the group stage – final tournament. Italy and Slovakia contested this fixture within that competition stage.

Italy’s previous recorded match in this campaign was Italy 2–0 England on 27 May 2000. Italy’s next recorded match in this campaign was Türki̇ye 1–3 Italy on 1 June 2000.

Slovakia’s previous recorded match in this campaign was Slovakia 2–1 Türki̇ye on 27 May 2000. Slovakia’s next recorded match in this campaign was England 0–2 Slovakia on 1 June 2000.

Venue and attendance

The venue identified in the match record is Štadión Pasienky, Bratislava.

The recorded attendance was 7,450 spectators.

Other results in the campaign

Italy’s other matches in the same 2000 competition campaign included Italy 2–0 England on 27 May 2000; Türki̇ye 1–3 Italy on 1 June 2000; Czechia 1–2 Italy on 4 June 2000. Each of these is a separate fixture, with its own date and final score.

Slovakia’s other matches in the same 2000 competition campaign included Slovakia 2–1 Türki̇ye on 27 May 2000; England 0–2 Slovakia on 1 June 2000; Spain 1–0 Slovakia on 4 June 2000. Each of these is a separate fixture, with its own date and final score.

Sources

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