Following this setback, Atlético Madrid now sits in second place in La Liga with 44 points from 20 matches, having secured 13 wins, 5 draws, and 2 losses. Real Madrid currently leads the table with 46 points, while Barcelona trails Atlético by seven points, intensifying the competition at the top of the league.
Looking ahead, Atlético Madrid is preparing for their upcoming UEFA Champions League clash against Bayer Leverkusen on January 21. The team has received a boost with the return of Jose Maria Gimenez to the squad, although he is not expected to start. However, they will be missing key players Alexander Sorloth and Pablo Barrios, who are sidelined until the end of January, adding to the challenges facing the team as they aim to regain their winning form.
For more insights on this match and its implications, check out the La Liga campaign and the European soccer review.
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