This week, Emmanuel (@LaLigaLavo) and Kelvyn (@kelvynbrown19) dive deep into Atlético Madrid’s international-break reset and look ahead to a tricky away trip at Getafe.

We break down how Simeone used the break to sharpen structure, spacing, and set-piece organisation and which players stand to benefit most. From Atleti’s ongoing away-form issues to the team’s remarkable historical dominance over Getafe, the episode covers the tactical, mental, and statistical storylines surrounding this matchup.

Topics include:
• How the international break became a reset window for transitions, set-plays, and wide-area automations
• Why Atleti continue to struggle away from home
• Simeone’s absurd unbeaten record vs Getafe
• Key battles: controlling Luis Milla, winning second balls, avoiding chaos
• The set-piece crisis at both ends — 90 corners without a goal
• Almada, Baena, Griezmann and the creative blueprint for breaking compact blocks
• What this match could reveal about Atleti’s title credentials

Plus: stats corner, hero & villain of the week, and the bigger picture heading into the post-break run.

Emmanuel (@LaLigaLavo) and Kelvyn (@Kelvynbrown) talked about:

• A huge off-pitch story: Apollo Sports Capital about to become Atlético’s new majority shareholder, what this means for the club’s structure, and how it could shape the next era of Atleti under Simeone.
• Atlético’s 3–1 win over Levante this week, breaking down how the game shifted once Griezmann came off the bench and why the attack struggled for rhythm early on.

• We got into Baena drifting inside from the left, the congestion it created with Julián Álvarez, Sørloth’s predictable movement, and Atleti’s continuing issues defending and attacking set pieces.
• 
  

• We also look at the key numbers from the match: 21 corners with no goals, Griezmann passing Messi for goals scored under a single coach, and Atleti leading LaLiga in goals from substitutes.

This week, @LaLigaLavo and @kelvynbrown19 chat about a massive response from Simeone’s men: bouncing back from the Arsenal defeat with a 3–1 win in Europe and a 3–0 clean sheet against Sevilla at home.

We get into what’s changed, how Simeone’s simplified things, and which players are stepping up, from Giménez’s leadership to Baena’s versatility and Giuliano’s confidence in front of goal.

Plus, we look ahead to Levante, talk rotation vs rhythm, and ask the big question

Atlético Madrid bounced back from their 4–0 defeat in London with a composed 2–0 win away at Betis, their first away victory of the season.

In this episode, @LaLigaLavo and @kelvynbrown19 break down what changed, focusing on the players’ performances within Simeone’s tactical setup: why some are doing well, and why others are still struggling to find form.

Atlético Madrid swith two key games on the horizon, Osasuna in LaLiga and Arsenal in the Champions League. We break down how Simeone’s side is shaping up, which players stood out (or rested) over the break, what to expect from both upcoming clashes, and how the outcomes of these games could shape Atleti’s momentum for the weeks ahead.

In this episode of The Partido a Partido Podcast, Emmanuel (@LaLigaLavo) and Yash (@odriozolite) break down Atlético de Madrid Femenino’s start to the 2025/26 season: from their emphatic 6–0 win over St. Pölten in the UEFA Women’s Champions League to the team’s evolution under Víctor Martín.

We discuss how new signings like Julia Bartel, Amaiur Sarriegi, and Macarena Portales have added depth and quality, the tactical progress from last season, and how Atleti are shaping up ahead of their Liga F showdown with Barcelona.

Finally, we ask: how close are Atlético Femenino to bridging the gap with Barça and what will define their season both in Europe and at home?

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.