Weekend round-up at La Academia (1-2 November) | OneFootball

Another weekend has come to an end at La Academia, so let's review everything that happened over these two days for the rojiblancos:

ATLÉTICO MADRILEÑO

Fernando Torres' team continues their sweet run... and remain leaders, after a solid 0-3 away win against Gimnàstic de Tarragona in a very serious performance by the whole team. The rojiblancos struck first through Omar Janneh from a cross by Julio Díaz, while Arnau Ortiz (assisted by Javi Morcillo) and Javi Serrano (also from a Julio Díaz pass) scored the second and third goals in the second half. No one can stop the reserve team.

ATLÉTICO DE MADRID C

Manel Ruano's side couldn't get past a goalless draw at home against CF Pozuelo. The reserves, although they maintained possession for much of the match, couldn't impose fluidity in their play and lacked ideas in the final third, where Jesús Barrios was practically the only one driving the attack with his runs. The rojiblancos remain in the playoff zone for another matchday.

ATLÉTICO DE MADRID JUVENIL A

Ángel Donato's team won 2-0 against Burgos in Alcalá de Henares in a hard-fought and even match where breaking through the Burgos defense was extremely difficult. It wasn't until after the 80th minute that Javi Tena headed in a cross from a corner to make it 1-0. In stoppage time, Miguel Serrano made it 2-0 with a great individual play. The player, who belongs to Juvenil B, is only 15 years old, but has already debuted with the main youth team and did so in style with a goal. Now comes the UEFA Youth League.

ATLÉTICO DE MADRID JUVENIL B

Javier Peñas' team drew 1-1 away at Atlético Chopera. An unexpected stumble for the second youth team, but it did see another goal from Guillermo Trujillano, who looks set for a historic season in terms of scoring. It wasn't enough to win, but it earns points and adds to his personal tally.

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None of the three teams usually mentioned played a league match, but Cadete B did compete in the Algarve Cup and ended up taking the trophy after beating Porto 3-0 in the final. Congratulations, great team.

ATLÉTICO DE MADRID FEMENINO B

Lydia Carrasco's side add another weekend without securing all three points, losing 2-0 away to Real Madrid B. 

ATLÉTICO DE MADRID FEMENINO C

At last, we can share the great news that had been so eagerly awaited: the first victory of the season came after a convincing 3-0 win over Sporting de Gijón in Alcalá de Henares. Daniela García, Adriana Álvarez, and Bárbara Alonso were the scorers for the rojiblancas. While it doesn't lift them out of the relegation zone, it is enough to draw level on points with the last spot that ensures survival in the division. 

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