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1 month ago
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Atlético de Madrid supporters have a hard tooth. Thibaut Courtois took it seriously this Sunday evening, on the occasion of his return against his former club. The ordeal of the 32-year-old doorman was not limited to inside the Colchoneros enclosure. Now with the enemy, Courtois still has a plaque in front of the Madrid stadium and it was vandalized by supporters. Waste, spitting and trampling, the colchoneros fans let off steam.
It was on the outskirts of the stadium, on the Paseo de Leyendas (passage of legends), where honorary plaques are located for each of the players who have passed the 100 match mark in the Atléti’ jersey, that these took place. damning acts. Also insulted by the entire Civitas Metropolitano for 90 minutes, the native of Bree was even targeted by projectile jets during the match. A nightmare for the Belgian.
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