Atletico and Sevilla keep pace with Barça and Real: David scores, Angeliño sent off
Following Real Madrid's win, the sixth round of La Liga continues. Atletico Madrid and Sevilla both secured victories, staying close to the top teams, Mourinho's squad and Barcelona, who are facing Racing Santander.
Atletico's four-goal haul, David opens the scoring
Atletico Madrid, led by Simeone, shook off recent criticism with a second consecutive win. After beating Real Sociedad away, they scored four goals at home against Osasuna. Everything went smoothly for Simeone's team. The scoring began with former Juventus player David, who tapped in a rebound after Aitor Fernandez's save. The first half remained balanced, ending with a narrow lead for the Colchoneros. However, in the second half, Atletico solidified their victory. Kang-In Lee doubled the lead, and Le Normand added a third. Baena sealed the 4-0 win in the final minutes.
Sevilla's victory courtesy of Sierra, Angeliño sees red
Alongside Atletico, Sevilla also keeps pace with Real and Barça, following Atletico Madrid with another win. This time, they secured a narrow victory on the road against Deportivo A Coruña, who were undefeated until this match. Sierra's tap-in decided the tightly contested game, as he finished a rebound from Stassin's curling shot. The match saw continued intensity, and former Roma player Angeliño was sent off for a reckless challenge on the goalscorer. This made it harder for the Galicians to mount a comeback, and they ultimately fell short by the final whistle.
Levante vs. Athletic postponed due to weather
The match between Levante and Athletic was not played due to torrential rain in Valencia, which made the Ciutat stadium field unplayable.
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