Lamine Yamal snatches Kylian Mbappe record with stunning solo goal in Barcelona's Champions League semi-final against Inter

Lamine Yamal has become the youngest player ever to score in a Champions League semi-final, surpassing previous record-holder Kylian Mbappe.

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WHAT HAPPENED?
Yamal danced through the Inter defence to score a brilliant goal and kick-start a remarkable fightback from the Catalans. They were 2-0 down but Yamal's stunning solo goal brought them back within touch, and the two sides would go on to draw 3-3 in a modern-day Champions League classic.

THE BIGGER PICTURE
Yamal's goal saw him make history, as he became the youngest player to ever score in a last-four tie in the competition, doing so at the age of 17 years and 291 days. Mbappe scored his goal in the semi-final in 2017, as Monaco lost 2-1 to Juventus. He was 18 years and 140 days old.
DID YOU KNOW?
Yamal has been in remarkable form in the Champions League this season and has scored four goals, and provided four assists, in 11 games. He has scored at every stage of the competition thus far.

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WHAT NEXT?
Barca, who lead La Liga by four points from Real Madrid, are next in action against Valladolid this weekend. They then face Inter in the second leg next Tuesday, before playing Real in a huge Clasico clash.

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