Lamine Yamal showcased a moment of brilliаnce during the Euro 2024 semi-final, leveling the score at 1-1 for Spain before they seized control of the game in the first half.

In the 21st minute of the semi-final clаsh between Spain and France at Euro 2024, Lamine Yamal received a pass from Morata, skillfully dribbled the ball, and unleashed a powerful shot from outside the penalty area. The ball gracefully curved beyond the reach of the French goalkeeper, lightly brushing the post before finding the back of the net.

This moment was hailed as a strokе of genius, especially considering that Lamine Yamal was only 16 years and 362 days old at the time of the semi-final. The goal was a stunning masterpiece, struck with a speed of 102 km/h from a distance of 25 meters.

At Euro 2024, Yamal not only made headlines with his goal-scoring prowess but also set three significant records: he became the youngest player ever to represent Spain, the youngest to score for Spain, and the youngest to assist for Spain.

Yamal’s performance at Euro 2024 also saw him break the age records for the tournament, becoming the youngest player to feature in a Euro competition and the youngest to do so in the knockout stages. Despite being just 16 years old, Yamal has already established himself as a key striker for Spain.

Born in 2007, the talented winger joins a select group of teenagers in Euro history who have recorded three assists in a single tournament, alongside names like Cristiano Ronaldo, Arda Guler, and Enzo Scifo.

In today’s match, occurring at 2 AM Vietnam time on July 10, Yamal etched his nаme in history as the youngest player ever to score in the Euros, breаking the 20-year record previously held by Swiss player Johan Vonlanthen, who scored at 18 years and 141 days old in a match against France on June 21, 2024.