Matías Soulé shines with stunning goal and assist in Roma win | OneFootball

The Argentine attacker Matías Soulé scored a fantastic goal and provided an assist in Roma's 2-1 victory over Fiorentina in Florence for the sixth round of Serie A, in which he reached five direct participations in his team's goals.

La Viola took the lead at the 14th minute thanks to a phenomenal play by Moise Kean. The Italian forward ran a long ball from his defense, faced the opposing defender one-on-one, dismissed him with a bicycle kick, and, before entering the area, surprised with a furious right-footed shot that nailed the far post of Serbian Mile Svilar.

Eight minutes later, the visitors equalized. Soulé captured a rebound in the semi-circle of the opposing area and, without controlling the ball, shot with his left foot and placed the ball in the angle of the goal guarded by the Spaniard David De Gea.

Seconds before the half-hour mark, the former Juventus player sent a tense cross from the right and the Italian midfielder Brayn Cristante anticipated everyone at the first post and scored the second for the Giallorossi.

In this way, the 22-year-old Argentine, who was not called up by Lionel Scaloni for the October FIFA double date, reached three goals (the previous ones were against Pisa and Hellas Verona) and two assists in the current edition of Calcio. On the other hand, he had previously missed a penalty against Lille in the Europa League.

On the other hand, the team of Gian Piero Gasperini reached 15 points in six games and climbed to the top of Serie A, a place that can only be reached by Napoli and Milan. The next match for the Roman team will be against Inter on October 18 at the Olympic Stadium.

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