In this episode of Partido a Partido, Emmanuel (@LaLigaLavo) and Kelvyn (@kelvynbrown19) breaks down Atlético de Madrid’s 1–1 draw away to Celta Vigo. We discuss the red card to Lenglet, Simeone’s e to earn a point with ten men.

We also touch on the players called up to the Spanish national team, the key takeaways from the draw.

We talk about Mateu Alemany joining Atleti to take care of the club's transfer market activities

Finally, we ask: Do fans sometimes over-isolate mistakes in a team sport?

In this episode of Partido a Partido, Emmanuel (@LaLigaLavo) and Kelvyn (@kelvynbrown1) review Atlético de Madrid’s emphatic 5–1 Champions League victory over Eintracht Frankfurt. We break down Simeone’s tactical tweaks, standout performances, and what this statement win means for Atleti in Europe.

We then shift to LaLiga, previewing the trip to Vigo to face Celta, their underwhelming start under Claudio Giraldez, the key tactical battles ahead, and what Atleti must do to keep momentum rolling in the league.

In this episode of Partido a Partido, host Emmanuel (@LaLigaLavo) is joined by Vishal (@janufooty) to break down Atlético de Madrid’s stunning 5–2 derby win over Real Madrid. We analyze Simeone’s tactical masterclass, how Atleti exposed Madrid’s pressing flaws, defensive frailties, and lack of fluidity in possession. We also discuss Madrid’s collapse at the back, refereeing controversies, and what this result means for both clubs in LaLiga and Europe.

In this episode of Partido a Partido, we break down a rollercoaster week for Atlético de Madrid.

• We begin with the 3–2 win over Rayo Vallecano, where Atleti’s attacking spark finally showed despite lingering defensive flaws.
• We then shift to the 1–1 draw away at Mallorca, analyzing wasted chances, Simeone’s rotations, and what’s behind the lack of consistency.
• Finally, we look ahead to the Madrid Derby, discussing the key tactical battles, squad depth, and what Atleti must do to challenge Real Madrid at the Bernabéu.

In this episode of Partido a Partido, we break down a dramatic week for Atlético de Madrid. We start with the 3-2 Champions League defeat at Anfield, where Atleti showed resilience by coming back from two goals down before heartbreak at the death. We then shift to LaLiga, looking at the team’s first home win of the season against Villarreal with Pablo Barrios and debutant Nicolás González on the scoresheet. Finally, we look ahead to the weekend clash with Mallorca, discussing what Simeone’s side needs to keep building momentum.

🔴⚪ Compact defense, high press, and the fight for consistency, all on the table this week.

In this episode, we preview Atlético Madrid vs Villarreal (Matchday 4) with a full tactical breakdown and season context.

• Early season form – Villarreal flying with 7 points and the league’s best attack vs Atlético struggling for consistency and clean sheets.

• Transfer window takeaways – how both clubs spent big and reshaped their squads.

• Villarreal focus – Pepe’s attacking threat, midfield power from Pape Gueye & Comesaña, and their new-look defense.

• Tactical battles – Simeone’s defense vs Pepe, midfield duels, and

• Champions League angle – what’s at stake for both teams with Europe around the corner.

• Predictions – expected lineups, scorelines, and how the season might unfold for both clubs.

on this episode of The PaPPod, Emmanuel and Kelvin break down the Champions League draw for Atlético Madrid and other LaLiga clubs, analyzed Atlético’s 1–1 draw with Elche, discussing midfield struggles, key substitutions, and major takeaways from the match. Plus, a preview of the upcoming clash against Alavés; current form, standout players, and what Atleti needs to fix to get back on track.

Atlético Madrid opened the season with a shock 2–1 defeat against Espanyol, ending Simeone’s long unbeaten start streaks. We break down the key moments: Simeone’s substitutions, the midfield collapse, and Atleti’s struggles in attack and defense.

We also discuss the latest on Sørloth’s future, Baena’s injury setback, and preview Matchday 2 against Elche, including tactical battles, line-up expectations, and what Atlético must fix

Was the defeat against Espanyol just an opening-day stumble, or an early warning sign for Atleti’s season