In a historic moment, Spain witnessed young talents Lamine Yamal and Pau Cubarsí become the first teenage pair to start a World Cup knockout match since the legendary Pelé and Altafini in 1958. Yamal shone brightly, earning the Man of the Match title despite struggling with a hamstring concern, while Cubarsí delivered an impeccable defensive performance.
In a historic moment, Spain witnessed young talents Lamine Yamal and Pau Cubarsí become the first teenage pair to start a World Cup knockout match since the legendary Pelé and Altafini in 1958. Yamal shone brightly, earning the Man of the Match title despite struggling with a hamstring concern, while Cubarsí delivered an impeccable defensive performance.
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In a historic moment, Spain witnessed young talents Lamine Yamal and Pau Cubarsí become the first teenage pair to start a World Cup knockout match since the legendary Pelé and Altafini in 1958. Yamal shone brightly, earning the Man of the Match title despite struggling with a hamstring concern, while Cubarsí delivered an impeccable defensive performance.
