They tore Atletico Madrid to pieces

They tore Atletico Madrid to pieces

05.09.2026 20:21

Atletico Madrid, who are also Fenerbahce's rivals in the Champions League, suffered their first league defeat of the season, losing 3-0 away to Athletic Bilbao in the 4th round of La Liga. The Spanish giants, who conceded 2 goals in 2 minutes at the start of the second half at San Mames, remained on 7 points.

In the 4th week of Spain's La Liga, Athletic Bilbao and Atletico Madrid faced off at San Mames. The home team Athletic Bilbao left the match with a clear 3-0 victory. Atletico Madrid, who had gone undefeated in the first 3 weeks, thus left the field without any points for the first time this season in La Liga.

THEY CONCEDED 2 GOALS IN 2 MINUTES

In the match, which ended goalless in the first half, Athletic Bilbao started the second half like a storm. Nico Williams put the home team ahead in the 46th minute, and just 2 minutes later, Robert Navarro doubled the lead. Atletico Madrid could not make a comeback after the consecutive goals at the start of the second half.

SANCET PUT THE FINAL TOUCH

The name that determined the score of the match for Athletic Bilbao was Oihan Sancet. The Spanish player found the net in the 90th minute, scoring his team's third goal. Thus, Athletic Bilbao defeated Atletico Madrid 3-0.

ATLETICO MADRID LOST FOR THE FIRST TIME

Atletico Madrid, who suffered their first defeat in the league this season, remained on 7 points. Athletic Bilbao, who had started the first 2 weeks without any points, got their second consecutive win and rose to 6 points.

NEXT OPPONENT REAL SOCIEDAD

In the upcoming week of La Liga, Athletic Bilbao will host Elche at home. Atletico Madrid will play away against Real Sociedad.

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