Italy dominated their World Cup qualifier against Estonia with a commanding 3-1 victory, establishing clear superiority through their 3-4-2-1 formation's attacking prowess. The visitors' dominance was evident in the shot count, firing 24 attempts with nine on target compared to Estonia's modest two shots and one on target, whilst Italy's expected goals of 2.65 dwarfed their opponents' 0.77. Francesco Pio Esposito and Moise Kean each found the net for the Azzurri, who controlled the match through sustained pressure in midfield and width down the flanks. Estonia's 4-2-3-1 setup offered limited attacking threat, managing just one goal despite a respectable xG figure that suggested some defensive vulnerability. Italy's goalkeeper recorded a save percentage of zero, though this reflected the hosts' inability to create genuine chances rather than any defensive fragility. The result underscores Italy's credentials as strong contenders in the qualifying group.