VIDEO: Troilo’s late goal earns Parma famous win at San Siro | OneFootball

The former Belgrano player, who has already been called up to the Argentine National Team by Lionel Scaloni, scored the only goal of the match to help his club achieve a dramatic victory over the Italian giant at none other than San Siro.

Mariano Troilo was the hero for Parma in their 1-0 victory over Milan at San Siro. The player from Córdoba, who has already been called up by Lionel Scaloni to the Argentine National Team, rose above the rest during a corner to secure the final result of the match with just five minutes remaining, helping his team climb the Serie A standings.

In truth, the match was largely a monologue by the Rossoneri, who had the majority of possession and attempted shots from every possible point on the field. Specifically, they had 23 shots, 7 of which were on target, but these were well blocked by both the defense and the visiting goalkeeper, Edoardo Covi.

However, Troilo stole the spotlight, not only for the goal, which he dedicated emotionally to his grandfather, but also for his defensive statistics: he was not dribbled past in 90 minutes and made the most clearances, in addition to showing good ball distribution with 30 out of 35 successful passes.

It is worth mentioning that the former Belgrano player almost had his goal disallowed for an alleged foul before heading the ball into the net, but after a few minutes of VAR review, it was determined that he gained the position fairly. As things stand, Milan remains second with 54 points, 10 behind Inter, missing the chance to close in on their main rival, while Parma stays in 12th place with 32 points, far from the relegation zone.

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