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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