Pervis Estupiñán volvió a decir presente. El lateral ecuatoriano fue titular y completó los 90 minutos en la victoria del AC Milan por 1-0 ante Lecce, en partido correspondiente a la fecha 21 de la Serie A, disputado en el siempre imponente San Siro.
El único gol del encuentro llegó a los 76 minutos, cuando Niclas Füllkrug, que había ingresado desde el banco, conectó de cabeza un centro preciso de Alexis Saelemaekers, rompiendo un partido cerrado y dándole tres puntos de oro al conjunto dirigido por Massimiliano Allegri.
Con este resultado, el Milan alcanza los 46 puntos y se mantiene segundo en la tabla, a solo tres unidades del Inter de Milán, manteniendo viva la pelea por el Scudetto en una recta cada vez más exigente.
En lo individual, Estupiñán tuvo una actuación de menos a más. Tras algunos partidos anteriores donde fue cuestionado por fallas defensivas, el ecuatoriano respondió con orden en la marca, buena lectura táctica y proyección ofensiva, especialmente en el segundo tiempo, donde se animó a atacar y generar peligro por la banda izquierda.
Partido completo, confianza renovada y un Milan que sigue firme en la lucha.
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Quality work here, the post reads cleanly and the points stay focused throughout, and a stop at cardcraftshop kept the standard high, you can tell the writer cares about the final result rather than just hitting publish for the sake of having something new on the page to feed the search engines.
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