A lucky free-kick and a penalty kick in the second half decided the Madrid derby game. Atlético tried hard and deserved more in the second half but two goals more by the Portuguese -one from the kick-spot- decided the game for visitors. -Liga Santander Table-

Atlético de Madrid came out well in the derby against Real Madrid and Saúl had the first chance to open the score but his shot went wide almost touching the post. Oblak had to intervene immediately after that and Real Madrid was the first to be lucky to score because the free-kick touched the wall to deflect the trajectory and go to the back of the net.

In the second half, Atlético began dominating the game and with a couple of good opportunities to tie, but Navas saved a shot by Griezmann and the one by Carrasco went wide by little. A penalty meant the 0-2 and a few minutes later Ronaldo decided the game in a counter attack.

- Match stats:

Atlético de Madrid: Oblak; Juanfran, Savic, Godín, Filipe Luis; Saúl, Gabi (Correa, 62’), Koke, Carrasco; Griezmann and Fernando Torres (Gameiro, 62’).

Real Madrid: Navas; Carvajal, Varane, Nacho, Marcelo; Kovacic, Modric, Isco (Benzema, 79’); Bale, Lucas Vázquez (Asensio, 86’) and Ronaldo (James, 83’).

Referee: Fernández Borbalán (Andalusian Committee). Booked the home players Gabi (26’), Koke (63’), Godín (71’) and Juanfran (87’); and the visiting Ronaldo (63’) and Lucas Vázquez (78’).

Goals:

0-1 (23’) Ronaldo, from a free-kick that touches the wall and enters without Oblak being able to reach it.
0-2 (71’) Ronaldo scores from a penalty kick.
0-3 (77’) Ronaldo, from a pass by Bale.

- Match report by clubatleticodemadrid.com