Lamine Yamal 'superstar'! First goal in the Clasico and new historic record

Lamine Yamal, as usual, continues to break records. The FC Barcelona star managed to leave his mark on the historic 'thrashing' of Real Madrid by scoring the third goal of the brutal 0-4. Raphinha passed the ball to the '19', who entered like a 'bullet' on the right wing and, seeing how Mendy left him the option to finish with his right foot, the youth player did not think twice and shot with unexpected power that 'burned' the nets of Lunin's goal.

To further 'enrage' the frustrated Madrid fans, the winger emulated Cristiano Ronaldo's 'calm, calm' in front of the Merengue fans and thus celebrated his first goal against the white team. A goal that has also made him go down in history, as he became the youngest scorer in the history of the Clásicos at 17 years and 105 days, surpassing Ansu Fati who, until this Saturday, held the record at 17 years and 359 days.

Lamine Yamal's words

At the end of the match, the winger spoke to the press in the mixed zone and gave his feelings about the 'bath' to Madrid. "The team is very happy. This is three more points in the league in the end... When it comes to celebrating I just like to enjoy and that's it. They were tired, we were comfortable, so we decided to push," he commented.

We see ourselves as the best team, we always try to prove it. Let's keep going like this. They told me that they didn't know that I had a right leg... (laughs)

However, he made it clear that the Barça squad is aware that there is still a long way to go. "We celebrated just enough in the dressing room, we have to keep our focus on the future. I manage the pressure calmly. We have a clear objective. I always think about the team and not just about myself. I think you can see the quality of La Masia. We gave everything. We gave everything for the shirt. It went very well," he said, finishing with a series of praises for Hansi Flick.

"Flick is incredible, he has radically changed the dressing room. We have a lot of respect for him, he doesn't have to shout or anything"