Yamal has the fastest goal against England's net in 70 years

Barcelona forward Lamine Yamal scored a record-breaking early goal for Spain against England in a UEFA Nations League match. The goal, occurring in the second minute, is the third-fastest ever conceded by England at Wembley Stadium.
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This event highlights significant performance milestones in international football and updates historical records for the England national team.
Barcelona star successfully pressured JhyLamine Yamal has written himself into the history books once again, opening the scoring for Spain against hosts England at Wembley Stadium in London today, Saturday, in the first round of the group stage of the UEFA Nations League.The Barcelona forward struck inside the second minute. He pounced on a possession error by Manchester City defender Marc Guehi, robbed him of the ball and raced towards the box before slotting past goalkeeper James Trafford.Read alsoKlopp attempts to revive a corpseLocation of Mbappe's injury alarms Real MadridAccording to statistics network "Opta", Yamal's strike is the third fastest goal England have conceded in their history at Wembley.
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