Atletico Madrid
Osasuna
Match summary
Atletico Madrid won comfortably, 4-0 at home to Osasuna. Atletico Madrid led 1-0 at half-time.
In the first half, Jonathan Christian David put Atletico Madrid ahead in the 24th minute. In the second half, Lee Kang-In made it 2-0 in the 54th minute, set up by Jonathan Christian David, Robin Le Normand made it 3-0 from a corner in the 63rd minute, and Álex Baena made it 4-0 in the 82nd minute, set up by Johnny Cardoso.
The chances backed that up: Atletico Madrid created 5.67 expected goals (xG) from 27 shots to Osasuna's 0.72 from 3.
Atletico Madrid produced a dominant display to secure a 4-0 victory over Osasuna in their La Liga fixture on matchday six. The home side completely controlled the encounter, registering sixty-eight percent possession and applying relentless pressure with twenty-six total shots compared to just three from their opponents. Atletico Madrid forced eleven shots on target and generated an expected goals total of 5.67, significantly outperforming a visiting side that managed only a single shot on target and an expected goals figure of 0.72. The hosts also dominated territory with one hundred and thirty-three attacks and earned eight corners, while discipline saw Atletico Madrid receive one yellow card and Osasuna collect two.
The breakthrough arrived in the twenty-fourth minute when Jonathan David opened the scoring with a right-footed shot, following an earlier notable chance by Ademola Lookman and a subsequent effort on target from David before the interval reached a score of 1-0. Following the restart, Ademola Lookman received a yellow card in the fiftieth minute before Kang-in Lee doubled the lead with a right-footed shot in the fifty-fourth minute. Osasuna made three substitutions on fifty-nine minutes, but Robin Le Normand added a third goal with a right-footed shot in the sixty-third minute. After a series of changes by both teams, Álex Baena completed the scoring in the eighty-second minute with a right-footed shot. Late yellow cards were shown to Rubén García and Abel Bretones before the match ended 4-0.
