Atlético de Madrid
SpainAtlético de Madrid are in position 2 in La Liga with 28 points from 11 matches (9 wins, 1 draw, 1 loss, goals 22-8). Recent form of Atlético de Madrid (last five matches): W W D W W.
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Atletico Madrid was founded in 1903 by three Basque students living in Madrid, originally as a branch of Athletic Bilbao.
Season Stats
Record
8W 1D 1L
H:4W/A:4W
Goals
20 / 8 (+12)
H:11/A:9
Clean Sheets
17
H:10/A:7
Rank
3
Sidelined Players (8)
Recent Results
@ Levante UD
31/10/2026La Liga
vs Deportivo La Coruña
24/10/2026La Liga
@ VfB Stuttgart
20/10/2026UEFA Champions League
@ RCD Espanyol
17/10/2026La Liga
vs Manchester United
13/10/2026UEFA Champions League
@ Deportivo Alavés
10/10/2026La Liga
vs Real Madrid CF
20/09/2026La Liga
vs CA Osasuna
16/09/2026La Liga
@ Real Sociedad
13/09/2026La Liga
@ Liverpool
09/09/2026UEFA Champions League
Upcoming Fixtures
vs FC Bayern München
UEFA Champions League
03/11/2026
21:00
vs FC Barcelona
La Liga
08/11/2026
21:00
@ Getafe CF
La Liga
22/11/2026
21:00
vs Viking FK
UEFA Champions League
25/11/2026
21:00
@ Elche CF
La Liga
29/11/2026
17:00
vs Real Betis
La Liga
06/12/2026
17:00
@ PSV
UEFA Champions League
09/12/2026
21:00
vs Valencia CF
La Liga
13/12/2026
17:00
@ RC Celta de Vigo
La Liga
20/12/2026
17:00
@ Rayo Vallecano
La Liga
03/01/2027
17:00
Atlético de Madrid
Club Atlético de Madrid, founded on April 26, 1903, in Madrid and playing at the 68,456-capacity Riyadh Air Metropolitano stadium — which hosted the 2019 Champions League final — is Spanish football's great defiant institution, consistently punching above its weight against the resources of Real Madrid and Barcelona. The club has won 11 La Liga titles, including two under Diego Simeone (2013-14 and 2020-21), 10 Copa del Rey trophies, three UEFA Europa League titles, and the 1974 Intercontinental Cup. Simeone, appointed in December 2011 and the most successful manager in the club's history, built a compact, tactically ferocious team centered on players like Antoine Griezmann, Diego Godín, and Fernando Torres. Despite two heartbreaking Champions League final defeats to Real Madrid (2014, 2016), Atlético's identity as the 'colchoneros' — the mattress makers — captures their working-class, indomitable spirit.