Regarding this, different people have different opinions.
Some believe that Becher's performance today was already excellent. He was fouled multiple times by AC Milan players, earning many set pieces for the team.
San Remo's first goal came from a set piece he created.
He's already run out of energy.
In the last ten minutes or so, Becher's threat has greatly diminished. If it goes to overtime, his condition will worsen. At that time, AC Milan can apply pressure to San Remo without hesitation.
So, bringing on Belletti doesn't necessarily mean they don't want to play overtime; it could be that they're preparing for it.
After all, this year San Remo has a kind of mystique—whenever they enter overtime, they haven't lost a match!
They're truly the kings of overtime!
Seven cup matches, four or five went into overtime, one went to a penalty shootout for a sudden-death victory, and several were sudden-death overtime victories.
