The commentary picked up the moment Leo clipped the ball over the backline.
"That is brilliant. England were expecting a simple switch wide, but look at this. Italy might be in here."
The English defenders, already shifting toward the right, suddenly had to scramble backwards.
Cambiaghi burst out of the crowd, reading Leo's touch faster than anyone else.
Despite the flailing arms of players trying to hold him back, he reached the dropping ball on the stretch and poked it past Bursik, whose hand brushed it but couldn't stop it.
And the roar from more than half of Stadio Flaminio broke over the pitch at once.
"Yes!! Deadlock broken," the commentary said excitedly on the broadcast as Cambiaghi slid on the turf before springing up and running toward the corner flag, arms wide, with his mates chasing.
On the edge of the box, Miretti leapt onto Leo's back in the middle of the celebration, nearly tipping him over as the two started toward their teammates near the corner flag.
