Lamine Yamal Does Cristiano Ronaldo’s Celebration As Barcelona Thrash Real Madrid

• Lamine Yamal broke a 77-year-old record to become the youngest goalscorer in El Clasico history on October 26
• Yamal was among the goals as Barcelona ran riot against their bitter rivals Real Madrid at the Santiago Bernabeu
• The Spanish teenager hit a famous Cristiano Ronaldo celebration before dancing in front of the Bernabeu crowd

Barcelona convincingly beat Real Madrid on Saturday evening to send out another statement of intent this season.

Hansi Flick masterminded a 4-0 win at the Santiago Bernabeu to bring to a halt the hosts' 42-game unbeaten streak in La Liga.

Los Blancos were left to rue their chances in the first half as Barcelona turned on a different gear after the break.

Robert Lewandowski grabbed a quickfire brace before Lamine Yamal and Raphinha completed the rout in devastating fashion.

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Lamine Yamal hits the calma celebration

Yamal's celebration was particularly interesting after the 17-year-old pulled out the calma celebration in front of the Bernabeu crowd. At only 17 years and 16 days, the Spanish teenager became the youngest goalscorer in El Clasico history.

The 'Calma, I'm here' celebration was started off by Real Madrid legend Cristiano Ronaldo, who used it against Barcelona a couple of seasons back.

Yamal trolls Vinicius Jr

To rub salt into the wound, Yamal also danced after hitting the calma celebration. Fans are convinced he was trolling Vinicius Junior, who dances from time to time after scoring.

Speaking after the game, Yamal encouraged his team to be relentless in the pursuit of their goals this season.

"I want to say: visca Barca! Let's go and win La Liga; we go for it now," he told the club's media.

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He is now up to five goals and six assists for the season. Only Lewandowski and Raphinha have more goal involvements than him in the entire division.

The win stretched Barcelona's lead at the top of the table to six points after 11 games.

Luis Figo backs Madrid ahead of El Clasico

Briefly News had earlier reported that former Real Madrid and Barcelona star Luis Figo had confidently predicted a victory for the former in their El Clasico clash on October 26.

Despite his own contentious transfer from Barcelona to Madrid in 2000, which remains a divisive topic among fans, he commended Barcelona for their blend of experienced players and emerging talents.

Source: TUKO.co.ke