Spain’s young footballer Lamine Yamal has scored his first World Cup goal. He put his side ahead with a goal in just the 10th minute, early in the match against Saudi Arabia.
Given a place in the starting eleven against Saudi Arabia, Yamal played attacking football from the start. In the 10th minute, the young star put Spain 1-0 ahead with a superb shot.
He had earlier come on as a substitute in the match against Cape Verde, but was given a place in the starting eleven for the first time in this match and made full use of the opportunity.
With this goal, Yamal added a unique achievement in World Cup history to his name. The record for scoring a match’s opening goal at the age of 18 or under had until now been held by the Brazil legend Pele.
Pele set that record by scoring against Wales at the 1958 World Cup at the age of just 17. Nearly 68 years later, the 18-year-old Yamal has now shared in it.
Handed a start, Yamal announced his talent by scoring. The performance has brought him fresh attention at the World Cup and placed him in an even stronger position as a promising star for the future.
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