Yamal scores first World Cup goal as Spain bounce back with thumping win over Saudi Arabia
The European champions put their shock opening draw against Cape Verde behind them with a crushing 4-0 defeat of Saudi Arabia on Sunday to move top of Group H and get their World Cup campaign back on track. Lamine Yamal needed just 10 minutes of his first start on football's biggest stage to get his first goal.
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