10/24/2020 11:33 AM
Clarín.com
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Updated 10/24/2020 11:33 AM
Ansu Fati seems willing to break all the records that cross him.
However, this Saturday, the story slipped from his hands.
In fact, if the pandemic had not existed, perhaps it would be the holder of a new record in Spanish football.
The same much should not have mattered.
The most valuable thing is that his goal, 9 minutes into the first half, served for Barcelona to recover quickly from the impact of the Uruguayan goal Federico Valverde, a few seconds before at the Nou Camp so that El Clásico was back in boards.
What did Fati do?
At just 17 years and 359 days, he became the second youngest scorer in the history of the derby on the peninsula.
The record is still in the hands of Alfonso Navarro, who scored with 17 years and 356 days at Barcelona-Real Madrid on March 30, 1947. Fati's is, of course, the 400th goal in the history of the Catalan club in the derby of the derbies.
⚽ GOAL FROM BARCELONA!
Great pass from Messi to Jordi Alba, who gets the center and Ansu Fati defines to equalize the game: 1-1 vs Real Madrid.
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Be careful, Navarro's brand is not safe.
The young Pedri, who this Saturday snatched the title from French Antoine Griezmann, can surpass the record that is almost 74 years old.
The presence of Fati and Pedri among the starters of Barcelona, in addition, marked another milestone in the history of the Classic.
It is that for the first time in 118 years it is played from the beginning with two minors among the 22 who jumped onto the field.
The last time that had happened was in May 1902, when Madrid ranked Giralt, 16, and Neyra, 17, among 11, according to the statistician Mister Chip on his Twitter account.
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