Barcelona Ends Atletico's Winning Run with a Commanding 3-1 Victory

Barcelona delivered a strong performance to beat Atlético Madrid 3-1 at the Olympic Stadium, ending Atlético’s winning streak and tightening their position in the LaLiga title race.

The match featured momentum swings, decisive attacking phases, and key individual contributions that shaped the result.

Atlético struck first in the 19th minute, capitalising on a quick transition. Álex Baena received a precise long ball, advanced into space, and finished confidently to put the visitors ahead. Barcelona responded with urgency, increasing tempo and pressing higher up the pitch.

Their breakthrough arrived six minutes later. Raphinha timed his run well, moved past the backline, rounded goalkeeper Jan Oblak, and placed the equaliser into the net. The goal shifted control of the match, with Barcelona gaining rhythm and forcing Atlético deeper.

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Just before halftime, Barcelona had an opportunity to take the lead when Robert Lewandowski won a penalty. However, the striker sent his effort over the crossbar, keeping the match level at the break.

Barcelona continued to apply pressure in the second half, and the reward came in the 65th minute. Dani Olmo reacted first to a loose ball inside the area and fired a low shot into the bottom corner. His goal was decisive, though he was forced off shortly afterward due to discomfort from the play.

Atlético attempted to respond, and substitute Thiago Almada came close with a well-struck attempt in the 79th minute, but the shot missed the target. Barcelona maintained composure, controlled possession, and closed spaces to protect their advantage.

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In stoppage time, Ferran Torres completed a swift counter-attack and scored the third goal, confirming Barcelona’s win. The result lifts Barcelona four points clear at the top of the table, while Atlético remain in fourth with momentum halted.