(VIDEO)While Vinicius Just Stirred the Pot, Check Out What Lamine Yamal Did After Barca Clinched the Title vs. Espanyol.

Lamine Yamal, Barcelona's teenage sensation, was the guy who delivered the goods, scoring the goal that put the Blaugrana within reach of the La Liga title in their derby match against Espanyol. But after the final whistle blew and while his teammates were gettin' in on the field celebration, Yamal went a different route: straight to the locker room, steerin' clear of any potential drama or controversy in such a heated rivalry game.

Yamal's goal, a real piece of individual brilliance that broke the deadlock and paved the way for Barcelona's win, was the highlight of an already standout performance. His knack for takin' on defenders, his vision on the field, and that cool finish showed once again why he's become such a big deal in Spanish soccer at such a young age.

But the post-game celebration really highlighted Yamal's different approach. While the rest of the Barcelona squad headed over to where their fans were to soak in the victory on Espanyol's home turf – a place with some serious bad blood between the teams – Yamal made the call to head straight for the locker room.

A lot of folks have seen this move as a sign of some serious maturity and good sense from the young player. Knowing how intense the Catalan derbies can get and how even a little celebration can be twisted into somethin' provocative, Yamal clearly wanted to avoid any situation that could rile up the Espanyol fans or spark any trouble.

His low-key exit was a stark contrast to the obvious excitement of his teammates, who were out there singin' and celebratin' the big win that puts them on the verge of the league title. While celebratin' on an opponent's field is pretty standard in soccer, in a rivalry as fierce as the Barcelona-Espanyol one, there's always a risk of things gettin' misconstrued and potentially leadin' to altercations.

Lamine Yamal's decision to head to the locker room right after the game really shows his intelligence both on and off the field. At just 17, this kid's got a real understanding of derby dynamics and a maturity way beyond his years, puttin' sportsmanship first and avoidin' anything that could overshadow his team's victory. His amazing goal was the spark that ignited the Barcelona joy, but his quiet exit at the end showed an emotional intelligence that sets him apart as a special player.