Barcelona forward Lamine Yamal has stirred the pot ahead of Sunday's Clásico by claiming Real Madrid "rob and complain."
Barça travel to the Santiago Bernabéu this weekend for a fixture that pits LaLiga's top two against one another, with Madrid currently two points clear at the summit after nine matches.
Ahead of the game, Yamal appeared on the YouTube channel for the Kings League -- the competition run by former Barça defender Gerard Piqué, who has just become the president of his own team, La Capital.
"Yes, they rob [a reference to refereeing decisions]; they complain; they do things..." Yamal said when asked if Porcinos, La Capital's rival this weekend, are the same as Madrid.
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Yamal, 18, has never shied away from making bold comments about Madrid.
He said Madrid could not "handle" Barça last season after Hansi Flick's side came from behind to beat their Clásico rivals and win the Copa del Rey in April.
After ruffling some feathers with that comment, he added a few days later: "While I'm winning, they can't say anything -- when they beat me, they can."
Yamal scored three times and provided two assists in four matches against Madrid last season, with Barça winning all four games: two in LaLiga, the Copa del Rey and Spanish Supercopa finals.
His form this season has been tempered by a groin problem, but he has still netted three goals and created five more in seven appearances for Barça.
