Deportivo Alavés 1-2 Atlético de Madrid: result and report

La Liga · Sunday 3 January 2021

Result

Deportivo Alavés 1-2 Atlético de Madrid

La Liga · Sunday 3 January 2021, 15:15 UTC · half-time 0-1

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Deportivo Alavés 1-2 Atlético de Madrid: match report

Deportivo Alavés lost to Atlético de Madrid 1-2 in La Liga on Sunday 3 January 2021. The half-time score was 0-1.

Marcos Llorente opened the scoring in the 41st minute. Deportivo Alavés's goal came from an own goal by Felipe (84'). Atlético de Madrid scored through Marcos Llorente (41') and Luis Suárez (90').

Discipline: Deportivo Alavés received no yellow cards and 1 red card; Atlético de Madrid received 2 yellow cards.

Going into the game Deportivo Alavés were 13th on 18 points from 16 and Atlético de Madrid 2nd on 35 points from 14. Deportivo Alavés went on to finish that season 16th with 38 points, and Atlético de Madrid 1st with 86.

Deportivo Alavés lined up in a 4-5-1 and Atlético de Madrid in a 3-5-2. The highest match rating in our data went to Luis Suárez of Atlético de Madrid (8.0), ahead of Koke (7.5).

Before this game the head-to-head record in our data stood at 0 Deportivo Alavés wins, 4 draws and 6 for Atlético de Madrid.

Data as of 3 Nov 2026.

Key events

  • 29'Yellow card · Yannick CarrascoAtlético de Madrid
  • 41'Goal · Marcos LlorenteAtlético de Madrid · 0-1
  • 63'Red card · Víctor LaguardiaDeportivo Alavés
  • 84'Own goal · FelipeDeportivo Alavés · 1-1
  • 90'Goal · Luis SuárezAtlético de Madrid · 1-2
  • 90+4'Yellow card · Luis SuárezAtlético de Madrid

Head-to-head

10 meetings: Deportivo Alavés 0, draws 4, Atlético de Madrid 6.

Team news

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Deportivo Alavés line-up (4-5-1)

Fernando Pacheco, Martín Aguirregabiria, Víctor Laguardia, Florian Lejeune, Javi López, Édgar Méndez, Jota Peleteiro, Rodrigo Battaglia, Manu García, Borja Sainz, Deyverson

Atlético de Madrid line-up (3-5-2)

Jan Oblak, José María Giménez, Felipe Augusto de Almeida Monteiro, Mario Hermoso, Šime Vrsaljko, Marcos Llorente, Koke, Thomas Lemar, Yannick Carrasco, Ángel Correa, Luis Suárez