Aperçu : Atletico vs Feyenoord – prédiction, nouvelles de l’équipe

Atletico Madrid Aims for First Champions League Win Against Feyenoord

Atletico Madrid is determined to secure their first Champions League Group E win as they face Feyenoord in the Spanish capital. After being denied a victory by a last-minute equalizer in their opening match, Atleti has shown resilience by winning all three of their league matches since then. However, their recent Champions League record has been less impressive, with just two wins in their last 11 group stage matches. With pressure mounting on coach Diego Simeone to avoid another early exit, Atletico cannot afford to lose at home to Eredivisie opposition.

Feyenoord’s Strong Start in Europe’s Top Club Competition

Feyenoord, on the other hand, enters the match with less pressure after a successful start to their Champions League campaign. They secured a 2-0 victory over Celtic in their first group stage match, building on their recent success in UEFA’s second and third tier tournaments. Feyenoord has scored 26 goals in their last six games and remains unbeaten in eight matches. While they face a challenging away record in the Champions League, having lost seven of their last eight fixtures outside of their home stadium, they are determined to continue their winning streak.

Key Players and Predictions

Atletico Madrid will have Alvaro Morata back in the lineup after serving a suspension, providing a boost to their attacking options. Antoine Griezmann, who has been highly influential in Champions League home matches, will also be a key player for Atleti. Feyenoord, however, will be without their leading marksman Santiago Gimenez due to suspension. Ayase Ueda is expected to fill in, but other players like Yankuba Minteh or Igor Paixao could also be moved into the striker position. With Atletico’s recent struggles at home and Feyenoord’s strong form, the match is expected to be closely contested, with Atletico edging to victory by a narrow margin.

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