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Atlético Madrid have slipped back into their old habits after facing Barcelona

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Atlético Madrid stuck to their trademark style when they travelled to Barcelona for the first leg of the Champions League quarter-finals.

Diego Simeone’s side prevailed 2–0 at the Camp Nou last Wednesday.

High on that success, Diego Simeone’s side then travelled to Sevilla on Saturday, where they were surprisingly beaten 2-1 in La Liga’s 31st round.

Earlier in La Liga, on Matchday 19 (2 December), Barça had already beaten Atlético 3–1.

After beating Barça, Diego Simeone’s side then lost 1-0 at Athletic Bilbao in La Liga.

Diego Simeone’s side currently occupy fourth place in La Liga with 57 points.

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