Leo, after his clearance, stayed down for a second trying to catch his breath, but before he could do so, hands were on him.
Scalvini grabbed the back of his shirt, muttering something that Leo wouldn't have understood even without being short of breath or the language barrier.
Barella, on the other hand, slapped the top of his head as Acerbi pulled him upright.
"Good," Barella said. "Good," to which Leo nodded, still trying to catch his breath.
Then he looked at the clock, and like they had been for a while, they were still trailing.
A save like that meant nothing if Italy didn't do something with it.
The next England attack ended with a corner which Scalvini rose to meet and headed it away, but it only reached Rice.
The Arsenal Man took one touch and sent it back toward the box, and this time the delivery stayed low.
Leo, tracking a runner toward the near post, spotted the ball coming and attacked it instead, ignoring the man.
