Four months proved to be a long time in international football as Italy drew 0-0 against Germany on Tuesday in a match which bore little resemblance to their enthralling encounter at the European Championship. The teams on a cold night in Milan were very different from those which faced each other in the quarterfinals in Bordeaux on July 2 - a match won by Germany on penalties after it finished 1-1. Both teams lined up with just four players who had started for them in France, while Italy also had a new coach in Gian Piero Ventura.
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