Atletico Madrid Thrashes Sparta Prague 6-0, Milan Edges Slovan Bratislava 3-2 in Champions League Wins

• Atletico Madrid demolished Sparta Prague 6-0 with Julian Alvarez and Angel Correa both scoring twice, while Marcos Llorente and Antoine Griezmann added to the tally.
• Atletico’s dominance began early, with Alvarez opening the scoring in the 15th minute and Llorente adding another just before halftime.
• The second half saw more goals, with Alvarez, Griezmann, and Correa all finding the net.
• Atletico is in 9th place with 9 points in the Champions League, while Sparta Prague sits in 28th with 4 points.
• AC Milan secured a 3-2 victory over Slovan Bratislava, with Christian Pulisic, Rafael Leao, and Tammy Abraham on the scoresheet.
• Slovan Bratislava responded late with a goal from Nino Marcelli, but Milan held on to maintain their perfect record in the competition.

Atletico Madrid delivered a commanding 6-0 victory over Sparta Prague on Tuesday in the Champions League, with Julian Alvarez and Angel Correa each scoring twice. The match was a one-sided affair, with Atletico taking the lead early. Alvarez curled a free-kick into the top corner in the 15th minute, and Llorente extended the advantage just before halftime with a fortunate goal off a cross. In the second half, Alvarez scored again after leading a counterattack, followed by late goals from Griezmann and Correa.

Atletico now sits 9th in the Champions League standings with 9 points from 5 games, while Sparta Prague remains in 28th place with 4 points.

In a tight contest, AC Milan secured a 3-2 victory over Slovan Bratislava, marking their third consecutive win in the competition. Christian Pulisic gave Milan the lead, but Slovan equalized quickly through Tigran Barseghyan. Milan regained the advantage thanks to goals from Rafael Leao and Tammy Abraham, with Slovan pulling one back late through Nino Marcelli. Despite a red card for Slovan’s Marko Tolic, Milan held firm, moving onto 9 points in their group, while Slovan remains at the bottom with no points.