Real Madrid vs Atletico Madrid Highlights and Goals

Real Madrid vs Atletico Madrid Highlights and Goals

La Liga
8:00 PMMarch 22, 2026
Regular Season – 29
Real Madrid
Show Score

3 – 2
HT:(0 – 1)
Atletico Madrid
Estadio Santiago Bernabéu
Referee: José Luis Munuera Montero, Spain

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Match Stats

Ball possession
53%
47%
2.42
Expected goals (xG)
0.91
-1.00
Goals Prevented
-1.00
Attack
17
Total shots
12
10
Shots on target
6
6
Shots off target
5
1
Blocked shots
1
8
Shots inside box
7
9
Shots outside box
5
4
Corner kicks
1
2
Offsides
0
Passing
556
Total passes
499
507 (91%)
Accurate passes
448 (90%)
Discipline
2
Fouls
15
1
Yellow cards
4
1
Red cards
0
4
Goalkeeper saves
5
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Lineup

Real Madrid

4-4-2

13
G

Andriy Lunin




7.0
20
D

Fran García




6.5
24
D

Dean Huijsen




7.0
22
D

Antonio Rüdiger




6.3
2
D

Daniel Carvajal (C)




6.3
15
M

Arda Güler




7.3
14
M

Aurélien Tchouaméni




7.2
45
M

Thiago Pitarch



Yellow Card 63′ Holding



6.5
8
M

Federico Valverde


Goal 55′

Red Card 77′ Tripping



7.5
7
F

Vinicius Júnior


Penalty Goal 52′
Goal 72′


8.3
21
F

Brahim Díaz




7.0

Substitutes
16
F

Gonzalo García


30
F

Franco Mastantuono


37
M

Manuel Ángel Morán


27
D

Diego Aguado


4
D

David Alaba


43
G

Sergio Mestre


26
G

Fran González


18
D

Álvaro Carreras



Substitution Out 87′ Replaced by Vinicius Junior



6.5
5
M

Jude Bellingham



Substitution Out 74′ Replaced by A. Guler



6.6
6
M

Eduardo Camavinga



Substitution Out 74′ Replaced by B. Diaz



6.3
10
F

Kylian Mbappé



Substitution Out 64′ Replaced by T. Pitarch



6.9
12
D

Trent Alexander-Arnold


Assist 72′
Substitution Out 64′ Replaced by D. Carvajal



6.3

Coach
Alvaro Arbeloa

Atletico Madrid

4-4-2

1
G

Juan Musso




6.0
3
D

Matteo Ruggeri



Yellow Card 36′ Roughing



6.0
17
D

Dávid Hancko



Yellow Card 61′ Roughing



6.0
24
D

Robin Le Normand




6.9
14
D

Marcos Llorente



Yellow Card 68′



6.3
22
M

Ademola Lookman


Goal 33′


7.7
6
M

Koke (C)




6.3
5
M

Johnny Cardoso



Yellow Card 27′



6.3
20
M

Giuliano Simeone


Assist 33′


8.6
19
F

Julián Alvarez


Assist 66′


7.5
7
F

Antoine Griezmann




6.9

Substitutes
21
M

Obed Vargas


11
M

Thiago Almada


34
M

Julio Díaz


15
D

Clément Lenglet


33
G

Mario de Luis


31
G

Salvi Esquivel


10
M

Alejandro Baena



Substitution Out 71′ Replaced by G. Simeone



6.7
9
F

Alexander Sørloth



Substitution Out 57′ Replaced by A. Griezmann



6.5
23
F

Nicolás González



Substitution Out 57′ Replaced by J. Cardoso



6.3
16
D

Nahuel Molina


Goal 66′

Substitution Out 57′ Replaced by A. Lookman



7.2
2
D

José María Giménez



Substitution Out 46′ Replaced by R. Le Normand



5.3

Coach
Diego Simeone

La Liga Standings – Primera División

Pos Team MP W D L +/- GD Pts Form
1 Barcelona 29 24 1 4 78-28 50 73
W
22 February: Barcelona 3 – 0 Levante

W
28 February: Barcelona 4 – 1 Villarreal

W
07 March: Athletic Club 0 – 1 Barcelona

W
15 March: Barcelona 5 – 2 Sevilla

W
22 March: Barcelona 1 – 0 Rayo Vallecano
2 Real Madrid 28 21 3 4 60-24 36 66
W
No match found

L
02 March: Real Madrid 0 – 1 Getafe

L
No match found

W
14 March: Real Madrid 4 – 1 Elche

W
22 March: Real Madrid 3 – 2 Atletico Madrid
3 Villarreal 29 18 4 7 54-34 20 58
W
22 February: Villarreal 2 – 1 Valencia

L
28 February: Barcelona 4 – 1 Villarreal

W
08 March: Villarreal 2 – 1 Elche

D
13 March: Alaves 1 – 1 Villarreal

W
20 March: Villarreal 3 – 1 Real Sociedad
4 Atletico Madrid 28 17 6 5 47-25 22 57
L
No match found

W
28 February: Oviedo 0 – 1 Atletico Madrid

W
07 March: Atletico Madrid 3 – 2 Real Sociedad

W
14 March: Atletico Madrid 1 – 0 Getafe

W
No match found
5 Real Betis 29 11 11 7 44-37 7 44
D
21 February: Real Betis 1 – 1 Rayo Vallecano

D
01 March: Real Betis 2 – 2 Sevilla

L
08 March: Getafe 2 – 0 Real Betis

D
15 March: Real Betis 1 – 1 Celta Vigo

L
22 March: Athletic Club 2 – 1 Real Betis
6 Celta Vigo 29 10 11 8 41-35 6 41
W
22 February: Celta Vigo 2 – 0 Mallorca

W
01 March: Girona 1 – 2 Celta Vigo

L
06 March: Celta Vigo 1 – 2 Real Madrid

D
15 March: Real Betis 1 – 1 Celta Vigo

L
22 March: Celta Vigo 3 – 4 Alaves
7 Real Sociedad 29 10 8 11 44-45 -1 38
D
21 February: Real Sociedad 3 – 3 Oviedo

W
28 February: Mallorca 0 – 1 Real Sociedad

L
07 March: Atletico Madrid 3 – 2 Real Sociedad

W
15 March: Real Sociedad 3 – 1 Osasuna

L
20 March: Villarreal 3 – 1 Real Sociedad
8 Getafe 29 11 5 13 25-31 -6 38
L
22 February: Getafe 0 – 1 Sevilla

W
02 March: Real Madrid 0 – 1 Getafe

W
08 March: Getafe 2 – 0 Real Betis

L
14 March: Atletico Madrid 1 – 0 Getafe

W
21 March: Espanyol 1 – 2 Getafe
9 Athletic Club 29 11 5 13 32-41 -9 38
W
20 February: Athletic Club 2 – 1 Elche

D
28 February: Rayo Vallecano 1 – 1 Athletic Club

L
07 March: Athletic Club 0 – 1 Barcelona

L
14 March: Girona 3 – 0 Athletic Club

W
22 March: Athletic Club 2 – 1 Real Betis
10 Osasuna 29 10 7 12 34-35 -1 37
W
21 February: Osasuna 2 – 1 Real Madrid

L
01 March: Valencia 1 – 0 Osasuna

D
07 March: Osasuna 2 – 2 Mallorca

L
15 March: Real Sociedad 3 – 1 Osasuna

W
21 March: Osasuna 1 – 0 Girona
11 Espanyol 29 10 7 12 36-44 -8 37
L
21 February: Atletico Madrid 4 – 2 Espanyol

D
01 March: Elche 2 – 2 Espanyol

D
09 March: Espanyol 1 – 1 Oviedo

L
15 March: Mallorca 2 – 1 Espanyol

L
21 March: Espanyol 1 – 2 Getafe
12 Valencia 29 9 8 12 32-42 -10 35
L
22 February: Villarreal 2 – 1 Valencia

W
01 March: Valencia 1 – 0 Osasuna

W
08 March: Valencia 3 – 2 Alaves

L
14 March: Oviedo 1 – 0 Valencia

W
21 March: Sevilla 0 – 2 Valencia
13 Girona 29 8 10 11 31-44 -13 34
D
23 February: Alaves 2 – 2 Girona

L
01 March: Girona 1 – 2 Celta Vigo

D
07 March: Levante 1 – 1 Girona

W
14 March: Girona 3 – 0 Athletic Club

L
21 March: Osasuna 1 – 0 Girona
14 Rayo Vallecano 29 7 11 11 28-35 -7 32
D
28 February: Rayo Vallecano 1 – 1 Athletic Club

W
04 March: Rayo Vallecano 3 – 0 Oviedo

D
08 March: Sevilla 1 – 1 Rayo Vallecano

D
16 March: Rayo Vallecano 1 – 1 Levante

L
22 March: Barcelona 1 – 0 Rayo Vallecano
15 Sevilla 29 8 7 14 37-49 -12 31
W
22 February: Getafe 0 – 1 Sevilla

D
01 March: Real Betis 2 – 2 Sevilla

D
08 March: Sevilla 1 – 1 Rayo Vallecano

L
15 March: Barcelona 5 – 2 Sevilla

L
21 March: Sevilla 0 – 2 Valencia
16 Alaves 29 8 7 14 30-41 -11 31
D
23 February: Alaves 2 – 2 Girona

L
27 February: Levante 2 – 0 Alaves

L
08 March: Valencia 3 – 2 Alaves

D
13 March: Alaves 1 – 1 Villarreal

W
22 March: Celta Vigo 3 – 4 Alaves
17 Elche 29 6 11 12 38-46 -8 29
L
20 February: Athletic Club 2 – 1 Elche

D
01 March: Elche 2 – 2 Espanyol

L
08 March: Villarreal 2 – 1 Elche

L
14 March: Real Madrid 4 – 1 Elche

W
21 March: Elche 2 – 1 Mallorca
18 Mallorca 29 7 7 15 34-47 -13 28
L
22 February: Celta Vigo 2 – 0 Mallorca

L
28 February: Mallorca 0 – 1 Real Sociedad

D
07 March: Osasuna 2 – 2 Mallorca

W
15 March: Mallorca 2 – 1 Espanyol

L
21 March: Elche 2 – 1 Mallorca
19 Levante 29 6 8 15 34-48 -14 26
L
22 February: Barcelona 3 – 0 Levante

W
27 February: Levante 2 – 0 Alaves

D
07 March: Levante 1 – 1 Girona

D
16 March: Rayo Vallecano 1 – 1 Levante

W
21 March: Levante 4 – 2 Oviedo
20 Oviedo 29 4 9 16 20-48 -28 21
L
28 February: Oviedo 0 – 1 Atletico Madrid

L
04 March: Rayo Vallecano 3 – 0 Oviedo

D
09 March: Espanyol 1 – 1 Oviedo

W
14 March: Oviedo 1 – 0 Valencia

L
21 March: Levante 4 – 2 Oviedo

Qualification/Relegation

  • Promotion – Champions League (League phase)
  • Promotion – Europa League (League phase)
  • Promotion – Conference League (Qualification)
  • Relegation – LaLiga2

Vinicius Junior’s late heroics secured a thrilling 3-2 Madrid Derby victory for Real Madrid against Atletico, turning the tide after an early setback.

The highly anticipated La Liga clash at the Estadio Santiago Bernabéu saw Real Madrid, sitting second with 66 points, face fourth-placed Atletico Madrid, who had 57 points. Both teams sought a crucial win in their respective league campaigns.

The first half unfolded with typical derby intensity, characterized by robust challenges. Atletico’s J. Cardoso received the game’s first yellow card in the 27th minute for a foul.

Atletico Madrid then drew first blood. In the 33rd minute, Ademola Lookman connected with a pass from Giuliano Simeone, slotting the ball past the Real Madrid goalkeeper. This gave the visitors a surprising lead.

The physical nature of the game continued, with Atletico’s M. Ruggeri picking up a yellow card just three minutes after the goal. The score remained 1-0 to Atletico at the interval, leaving Real Madrid with much to ponder.

Real Madrid returned for the second half with renewed determination, needing a swift response to avoid a costly home defeat. A more attacking approach was visibly adopted by the hosts.

Their efforts quickly bore fruit. In the 52nd minute, Vinicius Junior stepped up to calmly convert a penalty, bringing Real Madrid level. The atmosphere inside the Bernabéu ignited as the hosts found their stride.

Just three minutes later, Federico Valverde completed a rapid turnaround for Real Madrid, firing home to make it 2-1. Atletico then made multiple substitutions, including Antoine Griezmann, to regain control and find an equalizer.

However, Atletico responded in the 66th minute. Nahuel Molina, fresh from a substitution, netted a crucial goal, assisted by Julián Alvarez, to level the score once more at 2-2. The tension was palpable with both sides pushing hard.

The drama was not over. In the 72nd minute, Vinicius Junior scored his second goal of the night, guided home following an assist from Trent Alexander-Arnold. This restored Real Madrid’s lead, sending the home crowd into raptures.

A late twist saw Federico Valverde receive a red card in the 77th minute for tripping, forcing Real Madrid to see out the remainder of the match with ten men. Despite the numerical disadvantage, Real Madrid held firm against a determined Atletico side.

The match statistics painted a clear picture of the contest. Real Madrid recorded an Expected Goals (xG) of 2.42, far exceeding Atletico’s 0.91. The hosts fired 17 total shots, with 10 on target, maintaining 53% ball possession. Atletico, however, committed 15 fouls to Real’s mere two, underlining their physical approach.

This hard-fought 3-2 victory keeps Real Madrid firmly in the La Liga title hunt. For Atletico Madrid, the defeat is a setback in their pursuit of a top-four finish, highlighting the competitive nature of the league.

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