Atletico Madrid
BotafogoGroup В
Spectators : 22992
23.06.2025, 22:00
Atletico Madrid: 13. Oblak, 15. Lenglet, 24. Le Normand, 21. Galán J., 4. Gallagher C.( till 46'), 5. De Paul( till 65'), 8. Barrios P.( till 84'), 14. Llorente M., 9. Sørloth( till 84'), 19. Álvarez Jul., 22. Simeone G-o( till 59')
Substitution: 7. Griezmann(from 46'), 10. Angel Correa(from 59'), 6. Koke(from 65'), 16. Molina N.(from 84'), 12. Lino(from 84')
Bench: 1. Musso, 31. Gomis Aleman, 3. Azpilicueta, 23. Reinildo, 27. Kostis, 29. Serrano J., 11. Lemar, 17. Riquelme R., 20. Witsel, 18. Martín C.
Botafogo: 12. John Victor, 2. Vitinho( till 74'), 20. Barboza Al., 32. Jair Cunha, 13. Telles( till 65'), 17. Marlon Freitas, 26. Gregore, 10. Savarino( till 65'), 25. Allan( till 59'), 7. Artur( till 74'), 99. Igor Jesus
Substitution: 28. Newton(from 59'), 66. Cuiabano(from 65'), 8. Montoro(from 65'), 4. Ponte(from 74'), 23. Rodríguez S.(from 74')
Bench: 1. Raul, 24. Linck L., 15. Bastos, 31. Kaio, 57. David Ricardo, 5. Danilo Barbosa, 16. Nathan Fernandes, 30. Correa J., 39. Mastriani, 98. Cabral
Yellow Cards: Gregore 95'
Referee: César Arturo Ramos Palazuelos (Mexico)
Spectators: 22992
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