Soccer-Dino Zoff on secret for Italy at Wembley: 'Warm heart and cold blood'


ROME (Reuters) - Italy's Dino Zoff, a former European Championship winner, says the Azzurri need a "warm heart and cold blood" to beat England at Wembley in Sunday's Euro 2020 final, having himself played in his country's first ever win in London in 1973.

Zoff was part of the Italy side that won the country's only Euros trophy to date, back in 1968, and he believes that a 1-0 friendly win over England in November 1973 that he also played in was a hugely significant moment for the national team.

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