Atl. Madrid vs Real Madrid Prediction & Betting Tips (24 September)

It's often with Atlético Madrid that the craziest scenarios happen...

This week, while they were quietly collecting their first 3 points of the Champions League group stage on the Lazio's turf, the Colchoneros finally saw the Italian goalkeeper put the two teams back on level terms at the very end of the match with a legendary helmet strike 1-1. A draw which does not reassure the heads of Madrid who remained as a reminder, after a heavy defeat suffered on the lawn of Valencia last weekend 3-0. Diego Simeone's men's Colchoneros now occupy 7th place in La Liga but with a game in hand!

The medical staff is starting to be overbooked since no less than seven players were not traveling to Rome this week for the Champions. Having just returned from an injury, Thomas Lemar relapsed against Valencia and suffered a ruptured Achilles tendon. We don't forget to mention the injuries to important defenders Soyuncu and Reinildo and starting midfielder Barrios. In addition, Dutch striker Depay, captain Koke (thigh injury) and Argentine world champion De Paul (muscle injury) are doubtful. Koke should still be able to hold his place. Antoine Griezmann (15 goals, 16 assists last season) will be there like the captain of Roja Morata (3 goals already for him at the start of the season).

Opposite, Casa Blanca will travel to Wanda without its starting goalkeeper and former resident of Atlético Courtois (ruptured cruciate ligaments). Same observation for the Brazilian central Militao who suffers from the same injury. Absent at the last minute in C1, the captain and holder of the right-back position Carvajal will also be out this evening. On the other hand, incredible news for the Madrilenians who find the Brazilian crack, Vinicius Jr (substitute this evening). Carletto will always be able to count on the best move of the transfer window, Jude Bellingham (6 goals in 6 matches with Real Madrid in all competitions) as well as the player loaned by Espanyol Barcelona, ​​Joselu (2 goals in 5 appearances in La Liga), who is starting to make his mark in the offensive sector with the disappointing Rodrygo.