In the world of football, counterattacks can be one of the most effective ways to turn a game in your favor. Sassuolo, a Serie A club based in Italy, has been known for their impressive counterattacking play this season.

One example of their counterattack prowess was showcased in their recent match against AC Milan in Round 4. In the second half, Sassuolo took control of the game and started pressing high up the pitch, creating space for their attacking players to get forward and create chances.

The first goal came just after the hour mark when Sassuolo's forward, Andrea Belotti, found himself with space on the right-hand side of the box. He played a beautiful cross to his teammate, Federico Chiesa, who headed it home from close range.

This goal sparked a counterattack that ended in another goal for Sassuolo. Just before the hour mark, Sassuolo won a free kick on the edge of the penalty area. The player took the free kick and played it short to his teammate, Marco Stramaccioni, who dribbled past two defenders before firing a shot that beat the goalkeeper low to the ground.

These two goals were instrumental in turning the match in Sassuolo's favor and securing a crucial victory over AC Milan. Sassuolo's counterattack play is something that they have become known for this season, and it will be interesting to see how they continue to develop and improve their tactics going forward.