Yamal fires back at Van der Vaart after Spain's Nations League triumph

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After the penalty shootout, the 17-year-old Yamal lowered his shorts just below the waist, directly addressing Van der Vaart's reported comments as a Dutch television pundit that he was bothered by the Spanish teenager's attitude last week during the 2-2 draw in the first leg in the Netherlands.

Van der Vaart was quoted by Spanish media as saying that Yamal didn't seem motivated, noting he was playing with his shorts lowered and with gestures that showed indifference.

Lamine Yamal has made it clear he wasn't happy with criticism from former Netherlands player Rafael van der Vaart.