Lamine Yamal injured while converting a penalty in Barcelona's game against Celta Vigo

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Lamine Yamal injured while converting a penalty in Barcelona's game against Celta Vigo

Lamine Yamal was injured while converting a penalty in Barcelona's Spanish league game against Celta Vigo on Wednesday. Yamal scored Barcelona's first goal in the 40th minute and immediately looked to the bench and signalled that he was hurt. Yamal left the field on his own after being attended by

Lamine Yamal injured while converting a penalty in Barcelona's game against Celta Vigo

Lamine Yamal was injured while converting a penalty in Barcelona's Spanish league game against Celta Vigo on Wednesday. Yamal scored Barcelona's first goal in the 40th minute and immediately looked to the bench and signalled that he was hurt. Yamal left the field on his own after being attended by doctors.

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BARCELONA, Spain (AP) — Lamine Yamal was injured while converting a penalty in Barcelona's Spanish league game against Celta Vigo on Wednesday.

Yamal scored Barcelona's first goal in the 40th minute and immediately looked to the bench and signalled that he was hurt. He dropped to the ground as his teammates arrived to celebrate, then appeared to grab the back of his left leg.

Yamal left the field on his own after being attended by doctors. He talked briefly with coach Hansi Flick on the sidelines before walking into the locker-room tunnel by himself.

The 18-year-old Yamal is set to make his World Cup debut with Spain in June.

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