Ghana midfielder Kwadwo Asamoah sweetly set up Gonzalo Higuain as the Argentine scored his 100th Serie A goal for defending champions Juventus when beating AC Milan 2-0 on Saturday to move level with unbeaten leaders Napoli.
Asamoah started the biggest game of the season for the defending champions as his amazing dribbling skills from the left-back position helped Higuain to score his second goal of the match.
The Argentina striker reached the landmark when he drilled in the opener after collecting Paulo Dybala's pass.
The pair linked up again after the break for the second, Dybala stepping over Kwadwo Asamoah's pass for Higuain to precisely power into the corner.
Higuain, 29, has scored 101 goals in 153 games for Juventus and Napoli since arriving in Italy from Spanish giants Real Madrid in July 2013.
His double put the match beyond Milan, who had almost equalised before half-time when striker Nikola Kalinic stretched to meet a cross and prodded against the bar.
Napoli can move further away from Juventus, who are bidding for a record-extending seventh successive Scudetto, when they host lowly Sassuolo on Sunday.
Milan, who embarked on an ambitious £200m spending spree last summer, remain eighth.
Watch how Kwadwo Asamoah dribbled to set up Higuan below
Asamoah'ın muthiş çalımı ve Higuain asisti 👊🻠pic.twitter.com/R3sQydpPFc
— Galatasaray (@tribunGS) October 28, 2017