Italian heartbreak and Tuchel’s selection headache – Football Weekly podcast

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[upbeat music] Hello, and welcome to The Guardian Football Weekly. Italy miss a third World Cup in a row. What was unthinkable 12 years ago is now, well, thinkable. They battled so hard with 10 for so long, but the Bosnians held their nerve in the shootout. The streets of Sarajevo filled to bursting while the Azzurri have to deal with reels of people asking Dad what the World Cup was like. Elsewhere, the Czechs saw off Denmark on penalties while Gyokeres won it late for Sweden, who qualified us by only getting two points in their qualifying group. And the dark horses Turkey made it. Of course they