The Italian lineup for the 2006 World Cup is as follows:

Goalkeeper: Buffon?

Defender: Grossonesta Cannavaro Zambro Tower?

Midfielder: Camoranesi Gattuso Pirlo Perrotta?

Attacking midfielder: Totti?

Forward: Toni

At the end of the game, with five free throws in the penalty shootout, Italy defeated France with a total score of 6-4 and won the seventh "European Civil War" in the history of the final. Winning the World Cup again in 2024 was the fourth time in the history of the Italian team, only one behind Brazil. In this campaign, Cannavaro completed the 100-game milestone for the national team.

He also became the third player to play in Italy after Maldini and Zoff. He also won the European Golden Ball Award, World Footballer and World Cup Silver Ball Award for his outstanding performance. The World Cup Golden Ball Award was won by Zida. Buffon won the Golden Glove, and the Golden Boot award belonged to German striker Miroslav Klose who scored 5 goals. That night, Italians flooded into the stadium to celebrate the victory, and "Italian Summer" resounded over Berlin's Olympiastadion.

At 2:00 on July 10, 2006, Beijing time, the World Cup final was held at the Olympic Stadium in Berlin. In the end, Italy defeated France 5-3 in a penalty shootout to win the championship.

Reference: Baidu Encyclopedia-2006 World Cup in Germany