News about Mario Hermoso

PETE JENSON: Real Madrid defeated Real Madrid in Riyadh by an eight-goal thriller to advance to the Spanish Super Cup final. In Carlo Ancelotti's 5-3 win, it was the Madrid derby on tour with Diego Simeone's Atletico their opponents. The game featured everything from a record-breaking Antoine Griezmann miracle goal, jeers for Toni Kroos, and the last-minute sight of Jan Oblak chasing back from the Real Madrid half to try to catch runaway Brahim Diaz, who scored the last goal of the game. When Mario Hermoso rose unmarked to face Atletico Madrid in seven minutes, the Atletico Madrid took the lead. Simeone's crew had started off well, but Madrid's dominance came as Jude Bellingham came to his stride.

RAYO VALLECANO 1-2 ATLETICO MADRID : Atletico Madrid defeated Rayo Vallecano 2-1 in LaLiga, winning by a 2-1 margin. Nahuel Molina began scoring in the 22nd minute, with Mario Hermoso making it 2-0 just two minutes later. Florian Lejeune was fired from the office of Rayo Vallecano later today, but the team managed to find the net through Fran Garcia.

Atletico Madrid won by a convincing home victory over Valladolid, a struggling group in LaLiga's Champions League. Atletico Madrid led 3-0 at the break after Alvaro Morata, Antoine Griezmann, and Mario Hermoso's first-half goals. The second half was scoreless, with the hosts advancing to fourth on 31 points, while Valladolid maintained 17th on 17 points.

Nottingham Forest central defender Mario Hermoso is expected to speak with Atletico Madrid to discuss a potential loan transfer for central defender Mario Hermoso. Steve Cooper's side, who currently sit 15th in the Premier League table, is hoping to make a defensive move in January to help their fight for top-flight survival. Given his outstanding results across his four years at the Wanda Metropolitano, Spanish defender Hermoso has emerged as a viable alternative for Forest.

This was the moment Alvaro Morata realized he had scored during Atletico Madrid's 2-0 victory over Elche because he was down on the ground injured. With his left-footed strike deflected over goalkeeper Edgar Badia to add to Joao Felix's header, the Spain national doubled Atletico's lead. But Morata didn't know the ball had ended up in the net because he had gone to the ground after being threatened by Elche's Clerc as he approached and fired.

Joao Felix and Alvaro Morata of Atletico Madrid won by 2-0 home over Elche on Thursday, lifting the 10-man hosts to third place in La Liga after a match in which three players were banned after the visitors finished with nine men. Atletico has 27 points from 15 games, ten off leaders Barcelona and eight behind Real Madrid who has played a game more than their two opponents. Elche's bottom line has four points and is eight adrift of the safety zone. Atletico failed to regulate the game and produce any concrete hopes in the first period before Elche defender Gonzalu Verdu was given a red card one minute into first-half stoppage time after dragging Morata down just outside the box.

The '10 things we learned in La Liga this week' is dominated by the derby, with Madrid teaching Atletico a lesson in how to defend and take your chances that was so good it even impressed Diego Simeone. Racism raged before the game, but Vinicius and Rodrgyo had the last laugh as Madrid made it nine victories out of nine in all competitions this season. Barcelona defeated Elsewhere Elsewhere with a win over a red card for the team and another Pedri masterclass.

The Brazilian forward (right) was exposed by Atletico supporters chanting "monkey" for the first time - with one even holding up a racist statue (left) before the Madrid derby, which Los Blancos won 2-1. And LaLiga, Spain's top division, whose president is Javier Tebas (inset), has reportedly condemned what they've called a "hate speech," saying they'll work with police to bring the perpetrators to justice for their crimes. "We condemn all incidents inside and outside stadiums." We work with clubs to keep our football friendly and enjoyable. Hate speeches have no place in La Liga, and we've all worked with the clubs and the authorities to find and bring to justice any such case.'

Diego Simeone (pictured) lauded the efforts of his city rivals Real Madrid in their 2-1 victory over his team on Sunday and likened their appearance to a previous Atletico Madrid team. In LaLiga, Real Madrid made it six wins out of six after scoring from Rodrygo and Federico Valverde helped Carlo Ancelotti's side win a fiery derby at the Metropolitano Stadium. After receiving two yellow cards in the space of the final two minutes of the game, the home team concluded the game with ten men in stoppage time.

BY ROB DRAPER, EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: The Hudson-Odoi heard it. He had started the game wide left, and Mario Hermoso, a Simeone veteran and Spanish international, was approaching. He knew he had the speed to reveal him. 'I saw him coming and I knew from earlier that if I got a hold of him, I'm going to get past him,' the 21-year-old said later. The Spaniard and Hudson-Odoi were off, with a shimmy and a quick stab of the ball. He was making strides into the Atletico half when Jerome Frimpong was introduced outside. "He's got fresh legs," I thought. Just give it to him and let him go!"'

Atletico Madrid won a 2-1 victory over 10-man Porto in the Champions League thanks to Antoine Griezmann's winner in the 101st minute. In stoppage time, Mario Simeone's side had a lead, but Porto had a tough fight after Mateus Uribe's 96th minute penalty. Griezmann, who is yet to start a match this season, was able to score an amazing last-gasp winner in the 11th minute of stoppage time.

After a tense end to the game, Atletico Madrid defeated 10-man Porto in the Champions League in the 11th minute of stoppage time by Antoine Griezmann's 2-1 victory on Wednesday. The players were locked at 0-0 as the game came to added time, with the two teams meeting in the competition's second year in a row. Atletico defender Mario Hermoso opened the scoring when he deflected a shot from the outside of the box, leaving Porto keeper Diogo Costa helpless.

Following the team's 2-0 home loss to Villarreal on Sunday, fierce Atletico Madrid defender Mario Hermoso had to be restrained by police as he attempted to speak with some of his own supporters. Hermoso reacted angrily to a remark made by a backer who remained at home to shame the players for their poor results. Hermoso was seen on a video clip responding verbally to the fans and then escorting part of the stands to continue the discussion as bottles and other missiles rain down on them.