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Atlético got their heads back together. Against Leganés this Sunday, the Colchoneros won 3-1, ending their sad series of three matches without a victory. At the start of the match, however, it was their Madrid neighbors who broke the deadlock with Yvan Neyou, author of a missile under Oblak’s bar (0-1, 34th). Diego Simeone made five changes between the 46th and 64th minutes, then the light came.
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After having missed everything in the first period, Sørloth rewarded us with a sublime madjer on a cross from Witsel (1-1, 69th), before offering himself a double on a service from the incoming Alvarez in the last moments (90 +10th, 1-3). A little earlier, it was Griezmann, served by Giuliano Simeone, who allowed Atleti to take the lead (1-2, 81st). A 185th goal in red and white for the Frenchman, which allows his team to consolidate its 3rd place in La Liga, four points behind Real Madrid and Barça. Close to the feat, Leganés ultimately remains 17th.
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