The next day, Real Madrid narrowly defeated Barcelona 2–1 at home, quickly becoming the focus of media coverage around the world. Yang Yang's brace in the match earned unanimous praise from both the media and the fans.
More importantly, his second goal was a crucial late winner, and its significance went far beyond merely securing three points.
Marca splashed a wide-angle photo across its front page showing Yang Yang stuffing the ball under his shirt and pretending to be pregnant as he sprinted around the pitch in celebration after scoring his second goal. The Bernabéu stands formed the magnificent backdrop, making the scene look extraordinarily grand.
The commentary stated that this was a victory belonging to Yang Yang.
"Judging from the course of the match, Benitez had undoubtedly abandoned the idea of fighting for victory. He was more focused on preparing for the upcoming Copa del Rey final, exactly as everyone had predicted before the match. Real Madrid clearly placed greater importance on the Copa del Rey final."
"During the final stages of the match, after Barcelona had attacked relentlessly without breaking through, Guardiola likewise abandoned his determination to fight for victory. His team had been unable to find an effective way to break through Real Madrid's defense in ninety minutes, even though they had one more player than their opponents throughout the entire second half."
"It could be said that by the final moments of the match, almost everyone—including the players on the pitch, the fans in the stands, and the viewers watching on televisions around the world—had concluded that the game would end in a draw. Yet Yang Yang alone continued desperately searching for an opportunity."
"The goddess of victory ultimately smiled upon this hardworking superstar, sending him a crucial opportunity in the final moments. Yang Yang displayed