Nathan Ake’s late header rescued a draw for the Netherlands against 10-man Italy in a friendly in Turin.
The Bournemouth defender rose highest from a cross to score his first international goal just three minutes from time.
Italy looked to have won after substitute Simone Zaza finally scored in the second half.
But Domenico Criscito saw red for denying Ryan Babel when he was clean through, prompting the late fightback.
Neither side qualified for the World Cup in Russia, meaning their next competitive action will come in the newly-formed European Nations Cup in September.
It was a frustrating night for Roberto Mancini, taking charge of his third game as Italy boss, with his side wasting several chances to score, particularly in the first half.
Torino forward Andrea Belotti saw a goal ruled out for offside, while Criscito’s header from a corner was cleared off the line by Ruud Vormer.
In goal Mattia Perin made a strong case to replace Gianluigi Buffon as Italy’s number one, producing a stunning save from Steven Berghuis’ shot
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