KOLKATA:- In a stunning display of skill and confidence, 17-year-old Lamine Yamal became the youngest scorer in El Clásico history, leading Barcelona to a 4-1 triumph over Real Madrid at the Santiago Bernabéu.
Yamal’s 77th-minute goal shattered Alfonso Navarro’s record, set at 17 years and 356 days. The teenager celebrated with Cristiano Ronaldo’s signature “calma” pose, poking fun at the legendary forward.
Real Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti was visibly frustrated by Barcelona’s jubilation, exchanging heated words with opposing coach Hansi Flick.
Barcelona’s 17-year-old Lamine Yamal shattered El Clásico records with a stunning goal against Real Madrid. Yamal became the youngest scorer in the historic rivalry, surpassing Alfonso Navarro’s 17-year, 356-day record.
Historic Celebration
Yamal celebrated his 77th-minute goal with Cristiano Ronaldo’s iconic “calma” pose, playfully trolling the legendary forward.
Yamal hitting the Calma celebration in Real Madrid backyard is insane aura. pic.twitter.com/ALGlD5XqqI
— Calendar Boss 🇯🇲 (@6ixGaad) October 26, 2024
Yamal can be seen celebrating in Ronaldo’s pose after scoring. Just like Ronaldo used to give messages of calmness after scoring. He used to assure everyone, “I am here.” Yamal sent a message to the Bernabeu audience to be calm by scoring in the same manner.
This ‘Kalma’ celebration is very familiar to Bernabeu visitors. Yamal hit the spot.
Meanwhile, Carlo Ancelotti is annoyed to see Barcelona footballers celebrate after the goal. After Rafinha’s fourth goal, the assistants in the dugout of Barcelona, the players started celebrating. Ancelotti was furious. Ancelotti can also be seen saying something while looking at Barca coach Hansi Flick.
