Atletico attacked Sevilla’s stadium and made Lopetegui even more emotional

that day Koke with 554 matchesWhile Atletico de Madrid became the player with the most appearances in the history, the captain was about to honor him with a flag goal in the first minutes of the match. The midfielder’s initial idea was to strike a midfielder, but this proved effective until the Bills had to intervene.

This first event will mark the beginning of hostilities. Óliver and Isco take on the creative weight and Seville took it, but apart from one trip by Dolberg, this did not turn out to be a real danger. Atlético started to gain a presence on the opponent’s pitch and took advantage of some defensive errors to sneak the goal. Lopetegui was visibly uncomfortable, so when the clock barely showed 28 minutes, he decided to bring in Alex Telles.

The Brazilian winger was unlucky. As soon as he stepped on the grass, he had to deal with something. Marcos Llorente’s attack without major complications, he got off track to release the electronics with a powerful cross-kick.

After the break, Sevilla needed to turn the situation around. Lopetegui brought in Navas and Rakitic. The changes suited the developing Sevilla team at the start of the second half. However, Atletico hit the table when the fans started changing their whistles, which they fired their teams to applaud.

The second goal was born from a long away from Oblak. Carmona didn’t come off hard in the argument over the ball, so Cunha stole her wallet and gave up. rotten He sent the ball to the bottom of the net with a magnificent vaseline. The goal sank Sevilla, and only Bono’s interventions could avert greater evil.

In the final episode, a threat of reaction came from Seville, and En-Nesyri was about to close the gap with a resounding header. Oblak responded with a sensational yawn.. This latest effort, however, wasn’t seen as enough by the fans, who fired up their teams with a loud whistle.