I’ve known that I would be writing this match pre-view for some months now. I’ve been dreading it in all honesty.
How can my humble words sum up sufficiently what the next game will mean to AtléticoFans around the world who have sung, danced, cheered, sweated and – yes this too – cried on the shores of the river?
The last Liga matches at the Calderón are arriving and Atlético look forward to keep their place on the table facing Espanyol at their home. The team will try to regain their spot after Sevilla caught up with a win. Kick off at Power8 Stadium is set for 20:45 CET. Cholo’s mens’ success at the
Atlético will face Leicester City for the second leg of the Champions League Quarter Finals at the King’s Power Stadium, having an advantage of 1-0 over the English club. Kick off at Leicester is set for 20:45 CET. The team flew to Leicester on Monday morning to begin training at King’s Power’s pitch. Moyá and
Atlético prepares for the first leg of the Champions League Quarter Finals at the Vicente Calderón. Leicester City praised the club and admitted Atleti will be the toughest and biggest European rival they will face so far. Kick off at Calderón is set for 20:45 CET. A draw at home against Leverkusen, almost a month
Cholo’s men started preparing for their Second Leg of the Champions League’s last 16 earlier this week. They will receive Bayer Leverkusen at Calderón after traveling to their home BayArena exactly three weeks ago. Kickoff at Calderón is set for 20:45 CET. If we review what happened in Germany, goals from Saúl and Griezmann gave
After a good win over Valencia last Sunday, Simeone leads Atlético to face Granada CF, a team that seams stronger when they play at their own stadium. Kick off at Nuevo Los Cármenes is set for 20:25 CET. Concerns come from both Simeone and the fans when we realize the number of players Atleti has
After their loss against Barcelona last Sunday and with Real Sociedad catching up with their place at the Table, Atleti will need a secure win to continue going up even if they are facing RC Deportivo, such team currently struggling with just one point ahead from LaLiga’s relegation. Kick-off in the Municipal de Riazor is
Real Madrid’s loss to Valencia means Atlético can pick up points on the top two in a key rematch of Atlético’s close 3-2 aggregate loss in the Copa del Rey semi-final.
Barcelona on the other hand are not in their best form, having suffered a 4-0 loss at the hands of PSG and the Champions League and only just edged past Leganés in La Liga last weekend.
After Gameiro’s spectacular Hat-Trick within five minutes (80′, 82′, 85′) on their last Liga match against Sporting de Gijón, Atleti faces pressure focusing back to the Champions League. This will be their first leg match at the Round of 16 this season, and the first match for the Champions since December. Atlético Madrid will travel and start the
This Saturday, Atlético de Madrid will face Sporting de Gijon in El Molinón, keeping their hopes high after last week’s exciting and tense fixture against Celta de Vigo in the Vicente Calderón. Kick-off is set for 13:00 CET. If the Rojiblancos win, they will be an inch closer to third place. Although, we have to