Yamal’s part in Barcelona’s five-goal win
An assist in the opening minutes. A goal and another assist near the end. Lamine Yamal helped shape three of Barcelona’s five goals against Feyenoord.
FC Barcelona 5–1 FeyenoordMatch details →Raphinha scored twice in Barcelona’s 5–1 win over Feyenoord, but the event log points to another recurring name. Lamine Yamal was involved in the first, fourth and fifth Barcelona goals: two assists and a goal of his own.
Lamine Yamal’s goal involvements
His recorded goal involvements, placed across the match.
- Assist for Raphinha3′
- Goal77′
- Assist for Gabriel Jesus85′
Source: Sportmonks match events via FutAve. Goal involvements only; this is not a map of player movement.
A contribution at either end of the evening
Yamal supplied Raphinha’s opener in the third minute. By the time he scored himself in the 77th, Barcelona were already three goals ahead. His second assist arrived in the 85th minute, for Gabriel Jesus, completing the home side’s scoring.
That sequence matters more than the headline total alone. His first assist helped Barcelona establish an early lead; the later contributions extended an advantage that his teammates had already built. Three goal involvements do not mean three equally decisive moments.
What the numbers can—and cannot—tell us
For someone following Yamal, the useful takeaway is his involvement as both scorer and provider in this fixture. It is not evidence, on its own, of a season-long trend or a ranking against every player in the competition.
The event record provides the clearest account here: an early assist, a late goal, and one more assist before the finish. The full match page provides the wider context around those contributions.