Pervis Estupiñan is ‘attracting the attention of clubs with a lot of money’ after scoring ‘World Cup goal’, says press about England’s top Ecuadorian | Football | Kinds of sports

Pervis Estupiñan has done it again! The Ecuadorian scored a superb goal for Brighton, a team that accelerated in the last half hour and, as a guest, ended the resistance of Stoke City, a team of the Championship (English second division), this Saturday in the thirty-second FA Cup final. The defender launched a rocket like he did against Tottenham Hotspur (December 28) in the Premier League to give the Seagulls a provisional 1-1 draw in the added minutes of the first half.

The local team took the lead thanks to an own goal from Dutchman Jan Paul van Hecke, but Pervis Estupiñan equalized. Lewis Dunk gave Roberto de Zerbi’s Premier side the lead, but a penalty converted by Lewis Baker leveled the score at two. It was thanks to the brace of the Brazilian João Pedro in the final period that Brighton reached the fourth round.

Estupiñan’s outstanding defensive and offensive performance was rated 7.5 out of 10. Daily mail, From London. The Esmeralda native, who turns 26 on January 21, is one of Brighton’s three highest-rated players. The newspaper gave the same rating to German Pascal Gross and 8 out of 10 to João Pedro.

Estupiñan, Ecuador’s great Premier League star and scorer of the impressive goal, was featured by several English newspapers in their digital editions.

Daily mail: “And it was Pervis Estupiñan who leveled the score (1-1) for Brighton in stoppage time of the first half, scoring a World Cup goal. The Ecuadorian celebrated his return with a spectacular goal against Tottenham on December 28 and scored again against Stoke City. “The ball bounced to the Brighton defender outside the penalty area and he struck brilliantly with the outside of his left foot and deflected the ball past goalkeeper Daniel Iversen, who is making his debut on loan from Leicester.

The keeper: “Pervis Estupiñan is another South American who is attracting the attention of those clubs with more money than Brighton, as most of them will not be able to afford his exquisite left leg. He scored his impressive second goal in three games in the sixth minute of stoppage time in the first half. Estupiñan gave his team a much-needed boost before the break. After the Ecuadorian equalizer, it seemed inevitable that Brighton would go on to win.”

Independent: Joao Pedro scored a brace as Brighton battled to victory over Stoke. Pervis Estupiñan and Lewis Dunk also scored for the Seagulls. The hosts, who had not beaten a Premier League opponent in the FA Cup since reaching the final in 2011, held the lead for 35 minutes thanks to an own goal from Jan Paul van Hecke. However, Pervis Estupiñan, Brighton’s Ecuadorian left-back, fired home from 20 yards (18.28 metres) in the final minute of six added on before the break. Goalkeeper Daniel Iversen, making his debut after a loan at Leicester 24 Hours, was beaten by Estupiñan. (D)