April 4 (Reuters) - Italy's latest World Cup failure has ⁠triggered a national inquest, with Saturday's Serie A press conferences inevitably dominated by questions about where it all went wrong and ⁠what needs to be done.

Italy missed a third straight World Cup after a playoff loss to Bosnia on Tuesday, ‌prompting both manager Gennaro Gattuso and federation chief Gabriele Gravina to step down.