1×1 of Atlético de Madrid against Levante

JAN OBLAK. Goleado

The Slovenian stopped the ones he had to stop but could not do more miracles and conceded on penalties.

TRIPPIER. Busy

With a Levante so offensive at times, the English took up almost all his time not

GIMÉNEZ. Compliant

The Uruguayan had a correct game. No more.

FELIPE. Assistant

The best of the game for him was the assistance he gave to Griezmann. Beyond that, more solidity is missed in defensive actions.

HANDSOME. Attentive

The Madrilenian starred in several cuts that were important in the face of dangerous plays from the rival.

CARRASCO. Shy

He did not have the impact of the game against Real Sociedad, either in defense but without those unbalancing appearances in attack that Atlético needs so much.

KOKE. Battle

The Vallecano worked and fought, as always.

HERRERA. Decreasing

Good first part of the Mexican, who as the minutes went by was having less prominence.

JOAO FÉLIX. Toned

As in the last games, in a good tone although it does not finish

GRIEZMANN. Timely

Without leaving an outstanding match, he knew how to be where he was supposed to be at the right time to score.

LUIS SUÁREZ. Disoriented

It was not the Uruguayan night. Innocent penalty the one he made.

THE SUBSTITUTIONS

STRAP. Help

The Argentine came out to try to find the key in attack, but did not have the star on other occasions.

FROM PAUL. Hierarchy

The Argentine is another world. Command and direct. He has a tactical sense, a personality and an impact on the game that few have. Crazy, the pass he gave Cunha for 1-2

I GAVE IT. Route

The Brazilian left for the team to relocate with 4-4-2 and give more freedom to teammates like Carrasco.

CUHNA. Premiere

He came out in the last 15 minutes to try to catch the winning goal. And he was about to do it. Yes, he scored … but then Levante did.

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