A big talking point from Tuesday night's Champions League encounter between Chelsea and Barcelona was an explicit chant about teenager Lamine Yamal.

Chelsea dominated the first half and made their pressure tell when Jules Kounde failed to clear Pedro Neto’s close-range flick. Things went from bad to worse for the La Liga side on the stroke of half-time when captain Ronald Araujo was shown a second ...

Lamine Yamal endured a night to forget as Barcelona were brushed aside by Chelsea at Stamford Bridge. The Spaniard was outshone by fellow teenager Estevao as the Blues cruised to a 3-0 Champions

Barcelona star Lamine Yamal has taken to social media, to send a message of appreciation the way of friend and on-loan Blaugrana teammate Héctor Fort.This comes after the young full-back enjoyed a

Enzo Maresca's exciting young side ran the Spanish giants ragged at Stamford Bridge to send a real message to their Champions League rivals

Those tensions first surfaced back in September, when Barca manager Hansi Flick accused Spain of “not protecting” the 18-year-old forward, who played through two World Cup qualifiers that month despite discomfort from a groin problem, taking painkillers to do so.

Next week, Spanish soccer sensation Lamine Yamal speaks with 60 Minutes. He may play in Barcelona, but his appeal rockets around the world. The soccer phenom is only 18.

Raphinha has been out for longer than originally expected after suffering two setbacks in his recovery. The report claims the Brazilian “was given a heavy workload in training” which resulted in one setback and Raphinha being ruled out of El Clasico. He only finally returned to action last time out against Athletic Club as a substitute.