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El Atlético conquista el Camp Nou ante un Barça con diez (0-2) | A por el Título

April 9, 2026·8 min
The episode opens with Atlético de Madrid's 0-2 win at Barcelona's Camp Nou, marking the first visitor victory at the remodeled stadium and a crucial advantage in the Champions League quarterfinals. Barcelona played with ten men after Cubarsi's expulsion just before halftime, leading to Julián Álvarez scoring from the resulting free kick. Sorloz added a second goal in the 70th minute, despite Barcelona's chances led by Lamín Yamal. Atlético coach Diego Simeone, who had never won at Camp Nou, expressed humility and commitment for the return leg. Barcelona's coach Hansi Flick criticized refereeing decisions, including unpenalized handballs. Paris Saint-Germain advanced after beating Liverpool, with goalkeeper Mamardas Vili keeping hopes alive. In the Europa League, Sporting de Braga and Betis tied 1-1, with Cucho Hernández equalizing a penalty; Betis coach Manuel Pellegrini called it a good but not decisive result. Celta faces a Bundesliga opponent, with coach Claudio Giraldez warning about their physicality and set-piece strength, while president Mariano Mourinho complained about scheduling. Rayo Vallecano plays in the UEFA Conference League, and Girona's Vladislav Banat is injured for the season. A judge in Andorra is investigating Spanish first-division players like Carvajal and Azpilicueta. The Spanish women's team prepares for World Cup matches against England and Ukraine. In basketball, Unicaja advanced in the Champions League, and Bilbao reached the FIBA Europa Cup final. Tennis updates include Carlos Alcaraz facing Echeverry in Monte Carlo, and Boris Becker praised Alcaraz as a charismatic artist. Cycling news covers stage wins and injuries in the Ixulia race. Other sports segments include water polo, handball, badminton, golf with Jon Rahm at the Masters, and athletics with postponed events.
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