Barcelona manager Hansi Flick has revealed the internal process behind Lamine Yamal taking spot-kick duties ahead of Raphinha during their thrilling 4-2 win against Levante on Sunday. Yamal struck from 12 yards to equal an impressive 21st-century record set by Lionel Messi, prompting Flick to clarify the penalty-taking hierarchy within the squad.
Barcelona continued their flawless start to the La Liga campaign under Hansi Flick with a 4-2 victory over Levante, but the match was not without its share of officiating drama. While Lamine Yamal starred once again, his second goal from the penalty spot has ignited a fierce debate among Spanish football pundits regarding the validity of the decision.
Lamine Yamal matched a remarkable Lionel Messi record by scoring his third consecutive brace in La Liga as Barcelona secured a thrilling 4-2 victory over Levante on Sunday. The 19-year-old sensation and his teammate Raphinha continued their devastating form, helping Hansi Flick's unstoppable side reach an impressive goalscoring milestone not seen at the club in over a decade.
In a display of sporting class that transcends traditional club rivalries, Levante UD provided a stunning reception for Barcelona’s returning heroes following their international success. The Valencia-based side set aside competitive tensions to celebrate the immense achievement of eight Blaugrana stars who recently secured the World Cup title.
Valencia have taken the drastic step of clearing out their entire sporting hierarchy following a dismal start to the new campaign that has left the club languishing at the bottom of the table. Head coach Carlos Corberan and CEO of Football Ron Gourlay have both been relieved of their duties as Peter Lim’s side looks to stave off a brewing crisis at Mestalla.
