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6.2 seconds! This was the playing time Rafael Leão needed to score AC Milan’s first goal in the home win for Sassuolo (2-1), in a match on matchday 13 of the Italian League.
The Portuguese striker scored the fastest goal in the history of Serie A, setting a record with almost two decades: the previous fastest goal had been scored by Paolo Poggi, who in December 2001 scored for Piacenza after 8 seconds of play .
Otherwise, the Rossoneri came to half-time with almost three guaranteed points. After VAR invalidated a goal for Çalhanoglu, Saelemaekers made it 2-0 in the 26th minute. Theo Hernández’s great career on the left, leaving everything and everyone behind, until the pass to the simple goal of the Belgian international in the area.
The best that Sassuolo, one of the sensations of Serie A, knew how to reduce in the final whistle of Berardi.
In the rest of the matches that have already been played this day, Inter Milan kept their distance to first place, occupied precisely by the city’s rival, with a victory in the reception to Spezia (2-1).
Conte’s team unlocked the game at the beginning of the second half with a goal from Hakimi (52m). At the start of the final twenty minutes, Lukaku scored a 2-0 penalty before Piccoli cut back in the final minute.
In turn, Torino and Bologna drew a goal, a result identical to that of Cagliari-Udinese. Finally, Benevento received and won 2-0 at Genoa.
Leão’s goal is also the fastest in history in the major European leagues.
The fastest goals in the history of the major European leagues:
6.7 sec]RAFAEL LEÃO, 2020 (Series A🇮🇹)
7.3 sec]Joseba Llorente, 2008 (La Liga🇪🇸)
7.6 sec]Seydou Keita, 2014 (La Liga🇪🇸)
7.7 sec]Shane Long, 2019 (Premier League🏴)
7.9 seconds]Michel Rio, 1992 (Ligue 1🇫🇷) pic.twitter.com/D5qtYqUQts
– MisterChip (Alexis) (@ 2010MisterChip)
December 20, 2020
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