Italy failed to beat Sweden in a 2-0 win at home to Giuseppe Meazza on Monday.
The Azzurri failed to beat their rivals in the second half of the match, so Sweden took the chance to qualify for the World Cup with a 1-0 victory over home on Thursday.
Italy were surrounded by their Swedish rivals, but the guests were defensive organizers, and reaching their goal was an arduous task for the Azzurri stars, with ineffectual attempts by Matthieu Darmian, Bonucci, Barzali, Manolo Gabiadini and Kandriva.
On the other hand tried to trio Tuifonen, Marcus Berg and Emile Forsberg exploit any stumbling to the defense of Italy, but the nerves escaped because of the large objection to the Spanish referee Matteo Lahos for not being counted a penalty of a clear hand touch.
The Swedes also received an early blow by midfielder Jakob Johansson to replace Gustav Svensson.
The Italians focused their attacks in the last minutes of the first half, with Emubili almost twice scoring, with a powerful shot on the crossbar and a further attempt by the Swedish defense on the line. Florini missed the most dangerous attack of an individual effort, Robin Olsen.
Italy coach Ventura threw all his offensive cards, with Stephane Al-Shaarawi and Andrea Bellotti taking the place of Dharmian and Manolo Jabadini as the lesser offensive players.
The Italian team continued their pressure to break the defense of the Swedish defense with ineffective attempts by Bonucci and Imobili. Robin Olsen also saved his shot from friendly fire with a drop in the left scissor.
The substitute Isaac Teelin, who took part in the second half, was completely lost due to the slow pace of the ball, and received a yellow card due to a violent intervention against Leonardo Bonucci.
Ventura's substitutions did not succeed in deciphering the Swedish defense, but they were offensive attempts by Florentine and Flanders to make it to Kandriva before leaving the field to replace Bernardi.
Italy pressed all of their lines in the final minutes, with Barolo threatened with two head shots, while Al-Sharaoui sent a powerful shot saved by the Swedish goalkeeper brilliantly in the 87th minute.
The Spanish referee counted 5 minutes in lost time, only three warnings were heard for Bernadiski, Emobili for violent intervention and Sweden goalkeeper Olsen for wasting time.