Atlético Madrid vs Real Madrid

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These are always important matches, even if nothing is at stake for Los Blancos. The rivalry between the two teams is big, so big that Atletico have refused to ...

Available TV: Movistar La Liga, ESPN+ It's hard to predict Madrid's lineup for today, as Ancelotti will likely make some rotations while also trying to deploy a competitive team for the Derby against Atletico. These are always important matches, even if nothing is at stake for Los Blancos. The rivalry between the two teams is big, so big that Atletico have refused to give their neighbors the guard of honor after conquering the Liga title last week. Real Madrid visit Atlético de Madrid's Wanda Metropolitano after what's been a huge week for Los Blancos, conquering the 2021-2022 La Liga title and advancing to the Champions League Final.

Atletico Madrid beat city rivals and La Liga champions Real Madrid to put themselves on the verge of qualifying for the Champions League.

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Atletico Madrid held on to beat Real Madrid 1-0 at the Wanda Metropolitano on Sunday in an edition of the city's derby with less on the line than in ...

We have a responsibility to the fans and the club to maintain this level to the end. In the Spanish league no game is easy." We have three games left and then the Champions League final, we'll have to work hard to win the trophy. "The idea is to have the whole squad available on the 28th. "The boss picks the team," Vazquez said. "Karim was tired, he hadn't recovered," Ancelotti said after the match.

MADRID -- After winning La Liga last weekend and going through the 2022 Champions League's final with an unforgettable comeback, it was predictable that ...

Atleti, at home, had more chances in the first half but failed to score until they were awarded a penalty after a VAR check. The team was definitely different and less dangerous but managed to stay in the game until the end. Atletico Madrid beat Real, 1-0, on Sunday thanks to the penalty scored by Yannick Carrasco in the first half.

Atlético clinched the victory in the last city derby of the season with a 40th-minute penalty kick converted by Yannick Carrasco in the first win against ...

We know how important it is to stay in the Champions League places. It sits in 15th place, five points above the relegation zone. Sevilla goalkeeper Bono also was in the area trying to score the equalizer. “It was an important goal that gives us a point in a complicated field after we didn’t play well. Atlético had won only one of its last six games in all competitions — 2-1 against Espanyol in the Spanish league two rounds ago. Madrid’s fans wanted Atlético to keep a tradition whereby players line up to applaud their opponents as they enter the field before kickoff.

Apart from a couple of players, most of Real Madrid was on holidays tonight.

Fede Valverde—8.5: The best rating of the night goes to a Fede who didn’t get the memo that the team was on holiday. However, it was clear he had a foot on the brake tonight. Vinicius—7.5: He wasn’t at his sharpest, but Vinicius is the kind of guy who gets things to happen on the pitch, no matter what. And his lack of contribution in possession would be fine if he had some end product, but he also missed Real’s biggest chance of the game. We forget he has a great shot in him, so let’s hope he shoots more frequently in the future. Another source of major turnovers and one of them led to the penalty offense. Camavinga—5: He was supposed to be the antidote in a game where Atlético pressed heavily but he didn’t play at the required level to overcome it. Rodrygo—7: Since Atlético deactivated Real’s passing from the back, the ball rarely reached Rodrygo. However, he managed to create danger when he did get the ball. Toni Kroos—6.5: Clearly not at his best, but I think he did what he could in a team that helped him very, very little to keep possession. On the ball, just like the rest of the defense, he didn’t contribute much and also got caught in turnovers. Positionally a mess because he had to cover for Militão’s madness, and was not as sharp as usual at winning duels. Struggled to contain the threat of Carrasco from the left.

La Liga was now settled, and Real Madrid had a Champions League final to prepare for at the end of the month. In order to provide some much needed rest for some ...

The second half didn’t bring much change, despite a few of the big names coming on for Real Madrid. Antoine Griezmann came close for Atlético, and Carrasco continued to look dangerous in attack. A Fede Valverde screamer was then denied by Oblak after he came onto the pitch alongside Ferland Mendy, Luka Modrić and Vinícius Júnior. The biggest opportunity for the visitors would come right at the end however, when captain Nacho Fernández spurned a chance from close range. La Liga was now settled, and Real Madrid had a Champions League final to prepare for at the end of the month. The full time whistle blew to give the hosts the 1-0 win - but it remained a good chance for Madrid to stretch some new legs out and give some much needed rest to others, and I don’t think this is the last time we will see this happen in the near future at all. The downside to using the remaining league games as an opportunity to mix the squad up, is that the fixtures may feel like pre-season has come early with the competition sucked out of the proceedings before a ball is kicked. Andriy Lunin was given a very rare place in goal, whilst Lucas Vázquez and Nacho Fernández started at full-back.