Contundente Derrota Del Atlético De Madrid 4-0 Frente Al Benfica En Champions

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Atlético de Madrid lost 4-0 to Benfica on the second day of the Campeones League. It was the last time at the Da Luz de Lisboa stadium when it played in the last half of the season.

With the Turks Kerem Aktürkoğlu (13), the Argentine Ángel Di María in the penalty shootout (52), Alexander Bah (75) and Orkun Kokçu in the penalty shootout (84), the Portuguese finished with six points, while Atlético beat them 3.

Before the team took the stage, the Whites reflected that for three months at the end of the Metropolitano Stadium, the Discipline Committee of the Real Federación Española de Fútbol (RFEF) decided to hold the game “Fondo sur bajo” about the incidents confirm Domingo in the derby between Atlético Madrid and Real Madrid.

The “colchoneros” have to go to the gatehouse, and there is no practiced dominatrix who does not come from the side.

Unlike Benfica, he was the main leader of the meeting ritual and controlled the game at every moment with a great “Fideo” Di María.

The Slovenian Rojiblan arquero Jan Oblak was eliminated on several occasions as the marker became more and more broken, and in the first minutes he set out to kill the Jugador Griego Vangelis Pavlidis.

Well, the Benfica game was not long ago and had to endure a defensive attack from the “Colchoneros”, which Kerem Aktürkoğlu completed alone with Turkish teammate Kerem Aktürkoğlu to give him the first grade (13).

Macos Llorente withdrew after the final media hour and was joined by Argentina's Nahuel Molina.

The first attack on Atlético came in the 36th minute with a call from Brazilian Samuel Lino, who suggested that Benfica responded with another man on the edge.

Madrid Atlético coach Diego Pablo Simeone made a second change: Rodrigo de Paul, Koke, Griezmann and Julián Álvarez were represented by Javi Serrano, Conor Gallagher, Alexander Sørloth and Giuliano Simeone.

But when he received a penalty in favor of the Portuguese in the second week with the referee, he met the Argentine Ángel Di María (52).

36 years ago, the international foreign minister marched at the end of the field with great public excitement after an attempt to pass the Oblak.

Benfica's full-back was approached by Alexander Bah, a top scorer, in a corner and on the pitch before the penalty by Turkey's Orkun Kokçu (84).

On matchdays 23 and 36, Atlético struggled in three games as they beat Uruguayan goalscorer José María Giménez 2-1 in the last minute in their Champions League tournament.

Benfica was pressured with the 2-1 result in the game against Estrella Roja's Serbian team as it scored 6 points and remained in third place.

The next team duels begin on October 23rd.

Atlético hosted the game in Lille and Benfica was based in its stadium when it played Feyenoord.