 Some of the Papal troops surrendered the same day and some retreated to Ancona which fell on after a short siege.As a result of this battle, the Marches and Umbria entered in the Kingdom of Italy and the extent of the Papal States was reduced to the area of what is today known as Lazio.The battle is remembered for being bloody, and for the highly disparate numbers of troops—less than 10,000 papal soldiers to 39,000 Sardinians.