Atlético: Passion and Controversy at El Sadar
Atlético de Madrid starred in an intense and hard-fought match against Osasuna, a game that, as usual, was not without controversy. From the first minute, both teams showed grit and determination, fighting for every ball and generating plays that kept the fans on the edge of their seats.
One of the most commented actions was the tussle between Budimir and Le Normand in a corner kick, where a possible grab unleashed debate among the fans. Atlético also claimed a handball by Sergio Herrera after a header from Sorloth, preceded by a push on the Norwegian striker.
Despite the protests, the referee and VAR did not consider the action as a penalty. The controversy continued with a possible handball by Juan Cruz after a shot by Marcos Llorente, which was also not sanctioned.
In the final minutes of the first half, Osasuna claimed a kick from Sorloth on Budimir in an attempt to finish, although the referee had already signaled a previous foul by Juan Cruz. The match left a bittersweet taste among the Colchoneros fans, but the passion and fighting spirit of the team remain intact, ready to face the next challenges with the strength and courage that characterize Atlético de Madrid.
