Like in most Premier League matches, Brentford vs. Leeds United in the sixth round started at a frenetic pace. In this context, with the 'Pavos Reales' in trouble after conceding the first two goals, Luis Sinisterra appeared to score the temporary 1-2 after a great finish.
The Colombian striker continues to show that English football is not a challenge for him and that he is gradually making a name for himself at Leeds. This time, with a great individual move, he got rid of his marker to take a shot at the goal.
David Raya, Brentford's goalkeeper, couldn't do anything to prevent the Colombian's goal. Once again, as in the previous match against Everton, Sinisterra took a long-range shot, a recipe that has been effective for him since he joined the team coached by Jesse Marsch.
Praise for Luis Sinisterra
To play in the Premier League, footballers must have a certain degree of audacity and flair to accurately solve plays in challenging contexts. That's what Luis Sinisterra demonstrated after scoring his first goal against Everton, as he didn't hesitate for a second after receiving the ball from Brenden Aaronson to position himself and shoot, leaving Jordan Pickford standing. The long-range shot, like against Barnsley, is becoming his trademark and Leeds is delighted with it.
"Sinisterra made an impressive Premier League debut with Leeds, as he was a constant threat on the right side.He was always part of the brightest moments and deserved his goal, he seems to be an intelligent summer signing from Feyenoord," highlighted 'Sky Sports' about the Colombian's performance against Frank Lampard's team.
Then, Jesse Marsch himself surrendered to his 'darling': "We really like him. Luis will continue to showcase his skills more and more. He is a dangerous and special player, with a unique athletic and football combination.Over time, he will continue to improve. We are very happy for him."
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