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Atletico Madrid missed out in Cádiz, who hadn’t won in 6 months in La Liga!
Antoine Griezmann hasn’t played in La Liga for almost a month due to his ankle injury and Atletico fans can’t take it anymore. The Madrilenians, still deprived of their French star in attack, lost (2-0) on the lawn of Cadiz, 18th in Liga, Saturday afternoon as part of the 28th day of the championship.
The players of “Cholo” Simeone, who had nevertheless raised the bar on the previous day by dominating Betis (2-1), found a way to lose against a team which had not won in the league since September 2023 and a success against Villarreal.
Cádiz hadn’t won for 6 months!
Juanmi, who was playing his 6th match since his return to the country after an exodus to Saudi Arabia, was the executioner of the Colchoneros. The Cádiz striker scored twice (24th and 64th) to force the very disappointing Madrilenians into the game and who lose the opportunity to come back to within a point of Girona, who have the opportunity to get away again in the event of success Sunday against Osasuna.
Antoine Griezmann may have to rush his comeback, as his team cannot do without him. Since the Frenchman has been absent, Atletico has had two defeats, one draw and just one victory in four matches.
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