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Perrone peels off his man at the back post to thump in a header for a historic winner in injury time.
Perrone plays the ball back to the center-back before arcing his run to receive the return ball. Perrone invites the press from the opponent but opens his body up and drops a shoulder to swerve away from the challenge and leave the River player trailing in his wake.
Perrone moves into a position in anticipation of receiving the ball from the center-back. He checks over his shoulder to see how close the opponent is and also to check the free center-back position, hinting that he will be the recipient of the next pass.
Perrone has another couple of scans, aware he is being closely followed and also checks to his left so as to analyze all the potential options for the ball that is on its way to his feet.
Perrone’s awareness, constant scanning and first touch allow him to beat the press and drive forward into midfield to set up a promising attack.
Perrone plays a quick one-two to shift the ball away from the Lanus midfielders, before digging out a lovely clipped ball out to the right winger who is in lots of space.
Having already started the move but stepping in to win the ball, Perrone receives the return pass and gallops forward. As he is being closed down, he unleashes an inch-perfect through ball with the outside of his left boot to set up the opening goal of the game.
As the ball is played out to the left, Perrone spots a game in the half-space which is being created as the full-back goes to engage the Velez left winger. He puts on the after burners with a line-breaking run into the penalty box.
Perrone receives the ball from the winger and shapes to have a shot on goal. However, he actually cuts the ball back with a no-look pass, right into the path of the unmarked Julian Fernandez, who sweeps the ball into the net for a last-minute winner.