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Lamine Yamal faked a rabona, set the ball up with his other foot, and ended up gifting Anthony Gordon the goal in Barcelona’s victory over Galatasaray in the Champions League. The reaction in Spain was immediate. AS called it a “dribble 304,” and the statistician Mister Chip wrote on X that Lamine had “just invented the rabona self-pass.” Asked what he would call his move, Yamal was more modest: “I don’t know, almost a rabona. It just came out that way in the moment. It was effective because I was able to assist Gordon.” What happened next was another story. Within minutes, hundreds of Chilean fans flooded Mister Chip’s post with videos and photos of Matías Fernández doing exactly the same thing. In Chile, the move even has a name: “Mati-Rabona.” According to BioBioChile, the former midfielder popularized it in 2006, in a friendly between Colo Colo and Estudiantes de La Plata, and later repeated it in Spanish football with Villarreal. Among the comments, one summed up the feeling: “Matías was doing it before Lamine was born,” a reminder that Yamal was born in 2007, when Fernández was already a promising talent in world football 🔥
Lamine Yamal faked a rabona, set the ball up with his other foot, and ended up gifting Anthony Gordon the goal in Barcelona’s victory over Galatasaray in the Champions League. The reaction in Spain was immediate. AS called it a “dribble 304,” and the statistician Mister Chip wrote on X that Lamine had “just invented the rabona self-pass.” Asked what he would call his move, Yamal was more modest: “I don’t know, almost a rabona. It just came out that way in the moment. It was effective because I was able to assist Gordon.” What happened next was another story. Within minutes, hundreds of Chilean fans flooded Mister Chip’s post with videos and photos of Matías Fernández doing exactly the same thing. In Chile, the move even has a name: “Mati-Rabona.” According to BioBioChile, the former midfielder popularized it in 2006, in a friendly between Colo Colo and Estudiantes de La Plata, and later repeated it in Spanish football with Villarreal. Among the comments, one summed up the feeling: “Matías was doing it before Lamine was born,” a reminder that Yamal was born in 2007, when Fernández was already a promising talent in world football 🔥

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