El Atlético conquista el Camp Nou ante un Barça con diez (0-2) | A por el Título
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The episode opens with Atlético de Madrid's 0-2 win over Barcelona at the remodeled Camp Nou, marking the first visitor victory there and a key step toward the Champions League semi-finals. Julián Álvarez scored from a foul after Cubarsi's expulsion, and Sorloz added a second goal in the 70th minute. Diego Simeone, Atlético's coach, expressed humility and commitment despite never having won at Camp Nou before. Barcelona's coach Hansi Flick criticized refereeing decisions, while Paris Saint-Germain's prospects are noted. In the Europa League, Sporting de Braga and Betis tied 1-1 in their quarter-final first leg, with a penalty by Cucho Hernández equalizing an early goal. Betis coach Manuel Pellegrini called it a good but not decisive result. Celta is set to face Fribourg in a European quarter-final, aiming for a semi-final return after nine years, with coach Claudio Giraldez warning about the German team's danger. Celta's president Marian Mourinho expressed schedule concerns. Rayo Vallecano will play ECA de Atenas in the Conference League, recalling past eliminations. Girona's Vladislav Banat is out for the season due to injury. A judge is investigating footballers like Carvajal and Azpilicueta for contraband watch purchases. The Spanish women's team is preparing for World Cup qualifiers against England and Ukraine. In basketball, Unicaja advanced to the Champions League finals, while Tenerife faces a third game. In tennis, Berrettini upset Medvedev in Monte Carlo, and Boris Becker praised Carlos Alcaraz. In cycling, Axel Logan won the Ixulia stage, and Tim Merlier took the Gran Premio Scalda. Other updates include water polo, handball, badminton, golf, athletics, and swimming investigations.