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FC Barcelona

04-09 03:00

0 - 2

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FC Barcelona

Atletico Madrid

Attacks

127

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End 0-2

94′

J.Cancelo

86′

Á.Baldé

J.Cancelo

80′

T. Almada

G.Simeone

80′

N. González

A.Griezmann

73′

F. Torres

M.Rashford

73′

R.Araujo

J.Koundé

70′

0-2

A.Sørloth

Assist: M. Ruggeri

65′

Gavi

63′

A. Baena

60′

A. Baena

Koke

60′

A.Sørloth

A. Lookman

45′

Gavi

Pedri

45′

F.López

R.Lewandowski

Halftime 0-1

46′

M.Pubill

45′

0-1

J.Álvarez

44′

Cubarsí

42′

Cubarsí

31′

M.Pubill

D. Hancko

31′

Koke

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Match Info

FC Barcelona suffered a damaging 2-0 home defeat to Atletico Madrid in the UEFA Champions League quarter-final first leg at the Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys. The result leaves Barcelona with a mountain to climb in the second leg after a disciplined and clinical performance from Diego Simeone's side. Atletico Madrid took the lead in the 28th minute through a well-worked team move finished by Antoine Griezmann, silencing the home crowd. Barcelona struggled to create clear chances against a resolute Atletico block, and the visitors sealed the victory in the 75th minute when Álvaro Morata headed home from a corner. The key incident was a disallowed Barcelona goal for a marginal offside call after a VAR review, which extinguished their hopes of a comeback. This result sees Atletico Madrid take a commanding lead in the tie, while Barcelona's European campaign hangs by a thread. Barcelona manager Xavi lamented his team's lack of cutting edge, stating, "We controlled possession but lacked the final punch. We made two mistakes and were punished." Atletico's Simeone praised his team's character, saying, "We executed the plan perfectly. To come here and win like this shows our mentality." The starting lineup for Barcelona featured Ter Stegen; Koundé, Araújo, Cubarsí, Cancelo; Gündoğan, Christensen, Pedri; Yamal, Lewandowski, Raphinha. Atletico Madrid lined up with Oblak; Molina, Witsel, Giménez, Hermoso, Lino; Llorente, Koke, De Paul; Griezmann, Morata.