Red and White Rout and Champions League Ticket

Atlético de Madrid Women closed the first part of the season with a resounding victory over Valencia, consolidating their position in Champions League spots. The players led by Víctor Martín showed their ambition from the start, seeking to secure third place before the league break.

After a contested first few minutes, Atlético struck forcefully at the end of the first half. Jensen opened the scoring with a precise finish after a cross from Andrea Medina, who had entered for the injured Rosa Otermín.

Just two minutes later, Luani Da Silva surprised with a great goal from outside the area, extending the lead before the break. In the second half, Atlético continued to dominate and Silvia Lloris sealed the rout with a high-quality goal, culminating in an excellent team play.

The Red and White team could even have extended the score, with Sheila Guijarro requiring a great save from the opposing goalkeeper. With this victory, Atlético Women go into the break with high spirits and Champions League qualification in their pocket, demonstrating their solidity and ambition this season.

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Red and White Rout and Champions League Ticket

Atlético de Madrid Women closed the first part of the season with a resounding victory over Valencia, consolidating their position in Champions League spots. The players led by Víctor Martín showed their ambition from the start, seeking to secure third place before the league break.

After a contested first few minutes, Atlético struck forcefully at the end of the first half. Jensen opened the scoring with a precise finish after a cross from Andrea Medina, who had entered for the injured Rosa Otermín.

Just two minutes later, Luani Da Silva surprised with a great goal from outside the area, extending the lead before the break. In the second half, Atlético continued to dominate and Silvia Lloris sealed the rout with a high-quality goal, culminating in an excellent team play.

The Red and White team could even have extended the score, with Sheila Guijarro requiring a great save from the opposing goalkeeper. With this victory, Atlético Women go into the break with high spirits and Champions League qualification in their pocket, demonstrating their solidity and ambition this season.

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Azpilicueta: A Bitter Sweet Goal and an Eye on the Future

César Azpilicueta, Atlético de Madrid defender, was the key player in the match against Espanyol, a game that ended in a 1-1 draw. The Navarrese player’s goal, a spectacular volley into the top corner, sparked euphoria, although it was not enough to secure victory.

After the match, Azpilicueta shared his feelings on Movistar, describing his goal as unusual in his career, recalling that he had not scored since his debut with Osasuna almost two decades ago.

Despite his personal joy at debuting as a rojiblanco goalscorer, he acknowledged the bitter taste of the draw, especially at this crucial stage of the season where every point counts.

Aware of the importance of each match, Azpilicueta lamented that this bad run in LaLiga is complicating the achievement of the main objective. The player, with his experience and professionalism, is always available to the coach, ready to contribute his bit when the team needs it.

Despite the disappointment of not achieving the objectives, the defender remains hopeful and confident that the team can recover soon. Looking ahead to the next match, Azpilicueta expressed his desire to bring joy to the fans, offering a memorable night at the Metropolitano.

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Azpilicueta: A Bitter Sweet Goal and an Eye on the Future

César Azpilicueta, Atlético de Madrid defender, was the key player in the match against Espanyol, a game that ended in a 1-1 draw. The Navarrese player’s goal, a spectacular volley into the top corner, sparked euphoria, although it was not enough to secure victory.

After the match, Azpilicueta shared his feelings on Movistar, describing his goal as unusual in his career, recalling that he had not scored since his debut with Osasuna almost two decades ago.

Despite his personal joy at debuting as a rojiblanco goalscorer, he acknowledged the bitter taste of the draw, especially at this crucial stage of the season where every point counts.

Aware of the importance of each match, Azpilicueta lamented that this bad run in LaLiga is complicating the achievement of the main objective. The player, with his experience and professionalism, is always available to the coach, ready to contribute his bit when the team needs it.

Despite the disappointment of not achieving the objectives, the defender remains hopeful and confident that the team can recover soon. Looking ahead to the next match, Azpilicueta expressed his desire to bring joy to the fans, offering a memorable night at the Metropolitano.

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Oblak, a Red and White Legend: A bittersweet record

Jan Oblak, our Jan, continues to make history with Atlético de Madrid. In the last match, the Slovenian goalkeeper reached 484 official matches with the Red and White, surpassing Tomás Reñones and establishing himself as the third player with the most appearances in the club’s history.

An impressive achievement that places him ever closer to legends like Adelardo Rodríguez and Koke Resurrección. But Oblak’s ambition does not stop there.

The Colchonero goalkeeper is on track to achieve something unprecedented in Spanish football: winning his sixth Zamora Trophy! His stellar performances this season make him the undisputed favorite to take this prestigious award.

Throughout his eleven seasons defending Atlético’s goal, Oblak has accumulated an enviable record, winning titles in La Liga, the Europa League, and the Spanish Super Cup, in addition to five Zamora trophies and the record for the best ratio of goals conceded in a season of LaLiga.

Despite the important personal achievement, Oblak could not celebrate fully, as the team did not achieve victory. His commitment and professionalism were evident when he declared: “Thank you, but when you don’t win, it doesn’t matter.” Great, Jan! Always thinking about the team!

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Oblak, a Red and White Legend: A bittersweet record

Jan Oblak, our Jan, continues to make history with Atlético de Madrid. In the last match, the Slovenian goalkeeper reached 484 official matches with the Red and White, surpassing Tomás Reñones and establishing himself as the third player with the most appearances in the club’s history.

An impressive achievement that places him ever closer to legends like Adelardo Rodríguez and Koke Resurrección. But Oblak’s ambition does not stop there.

The Colchonero goalkeeper is on track to achieve something unprecedented in Spanish football: winning his sixth Zamora Trophy! His stellar performances this season make him the undisputed favorite to take this prestigious award.

Throughout his eleven seasons defending Atlético’s goal, Oblak has accumulated an enviable record, winning titles in La Liga, the Europa League, and the Spanish Super Cup, in addition to five Zamora trophies and the record for the best ratio of goals conceded in a season of LaLiga.

Despite the important personal achievement, Oblak could not celebrate fully, as the team did not achieve victory. His commitment and professionalism were evident when he declared: “Thank you, but when you don’t win, it doesn’t matter.” Great, Jan! Always thinking about the team!

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Atlético: Draw with Grit and Eyes on Vallecas

The team showed character by drawing against Atlético in a hard-fought match. The coach highlighted the work of his players, especially in the second half, emphasizing the importance of the changes that brought energy and speed to the game.

Despite a difficult start to the second half, the team was able to react and turn the game around, showing great improvement. The team’s ability to compete against rivals of the stature of Atlético, Athletic, and Real Madrid was valued, highlighting the strength they are showing at home.

Although the lack of punch in front of goal was lamented, the coach emphasized the importance of continuing to add points every week to achieve the objective.

The coach also shared his opinion on the refereeing, pointing out that the intervention of VAR generates uncertainty in all teams and that, in general, the refereeing was correct, except for some specific fouls. Now, the team is preparing for the next challenge in Vallecas, where they will seek to add points away from home and take a step forward in the table.

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Atlético: Draw with Grit and Eyes on Vallecas

The team showed character by drawing against Atlético in a hard-fought match. The coach highlighted the work of his players, especially in the second half, emphasizing the importance of the changes that brought energy and speed to the game.

Despite a difficult start to the second half, the team was able to react and turn the game around, showing great improvement. The team’s ability to compete against rivals of the stature of Atlético, Athletic, and Real Madrid was valued, highlighting the strength they are showing at home.

Although the lack of punch in front of goal was lamented, the coach emphasized the importance of continuing to add points every week to achieve the objective.

The coach also shared his opinion on the refereeing, pointing out that the intervention of VAR generates uncertainty in all teams and that, in general, the refereeing was correct, except for some specific fouls. Now, the team is preparing for the next challenge in Vallecas, where they will seek to add points away from home and take a step forward in the table.

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Simeone and the Penalty: Red and White Honesty

Atlético de Madrid drew in a hard-fought match against Espanyol, a match that, as usual, was not without refereeing controversy. Diego Simeone, always analytical and passionate, appeared before the media after the game, leaving interesting headlines.

Beyond the tactical details of the match, the Argentine coach showed his point of view on the key play of the game: a penalty awarded for a Lenglet grab on Cabrera. In a rare display of sportsmanship, Simeone surprised everyone by acknowledging the fairness of the referee’s decision.

‘I was just shown it, he grabs the shirt, a fair penalty, nothing to say,’ said El Cholo, demonstrating once again his honesty and transparency. This statement contrasts with his previous displeasure expressed about past refereeing decisions, which makes his acceptance of the penalty even more significant.

The coach’s reaction highlights a pragmatic approach and an acceptance of mistakes, even when they affect his own team. This gesture by Simeone not only speaks of his integrity, but also reflects the values he tries to instill in Atlético de Madrid: fair play, respect, and sportsmanship. An example that, without a doubt, will be valued by the ‘colchoneros’ fans.

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Simeone and the Penalty: Red and White Honesty

Atlético de Madrid drew in a hard-fought match against Espanyol, a match that, as usual, was not without refereeing controversy. Diego Simeone, always analytical and passionate, appeared before the media after the game, leaving interesting headlines.

Beyond the tactical details of the match, the Argentine coach showed his point of view on the key play of the game: a penalty awarded for a Lenglet grab on Cabrera. In a rare display of sportsmanship, Simeone surprised everyone by acknowledging the fairness of the referee’s decision.

‘I was just shown it, he grabs the shirt, a fair penalty, nothing to say,’ said El Cholo, demonstrating once again his honesty and transparency. This statement contrasts with his previous displeasure expressed about past refereeing decisions, which makes his acceptance of the penalty even more significant.

The coach’s reaction highlights a pragmatic approach and an acceptance of mistakes, even when they affect his own team. This gesture by Simeone not only speaks of his integrity, but also reflects the values he tries to instill in Atlético de Madrid: fair play, respect, and sportsmanship. An example that, without a doubt, will be valued by the ‘colchoneros’ fans.

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