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The 2026 World Cup is witnessing the brilliance of the new stars of world football.
Lamine Yamal, Barcelona's super talent, has left his mark in the history books by scoring his first career goal in a World Cup.
At 18 years and 343 days old, Yamal has reached a milestone that puts him ahead of one of the biggest names in modern football. He is younger than Kylian Mbappé when the Frenchman scored his first goal in a World Cup (19 years and 183 days). This success confirms once again that Yamal is not just a promise, but a terrifying reality for opposing defenses.
However, despite Yamal's brilliance, one "Spanish" record still remains intact. Gavi continues to hold the title as the youngest goalscorer in the history of the Spanish national team in World Cups, thus maintaining his primacy within the golden generation of "La Roja".
Spain left behind the disappointment against Cape Verde and has reconfirmed that it remains a contender to win the 2026 World Cup. In the second match of Group H, as coach De La Fuente had promised, the Iberians triumphed with a comprehensive 4-0 win against Saudi Arabia.
At the Atlanta stadium, the tie lasted until the 10th minute, when Oyrazabal assisted Yamal, who did not forgive in his first match as a starter. Following this, Oyrazabal himself would score two more times, sending the numbers to 3-0. The first half would end with the footsteps of the Real Sociedad captain.
As the second half began, Spain would score the fourth goal.
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