Atletico Historic Champions League Collapse
As Bangladesh Cricket Live updates rolled across screens in South Asia, the early hours in Europe delivered a night Atletico Madrid would rather forget. When Zolis calmly slotted home in the 89th minute at the Breydel Stadium, cameras cut to Diego Simeone on the touchline. The Argentine stood motionless, expressionless, as if the script had already been written. This was not just a draw. It was a collapse that carved its place into the club’s unwanted history. The first half painted a very different picture. Atletico looked every bit the fierce contender that once made Europe tremble. Julian Alvarez, nicknamed the little spider for his relentless movement, converted from the spot with composure. Antoine Griezmann …
