Oblak

Conceded two, but can’t be fully blamed either. The first, in the ninth minute, quickly took Felipe’s knee off and Álex Berenguer huddled him at home with his head. The second was a thunderous header from Iñigo Martínez in the dying minutes of the match —6.

Trippier

Played about an hour before being (surprisingly) replaced. Made a few interventions that put an end to Athletic’s counters, and his off-ball positioning allowed Atlético Madrid to transfer the game to him. The England international could not send as many hard-hitting crosses as he did. he usually does —6.

Savić

Came big with his header in the 77th minute, which equalized the game. On Yannick Carrasco’s corner, Savić climbed the highest in the crowd and pulled the ball back into the net. His interceptions helped relieve the pressure and his distribution was pretty neat throughout the game. —8.

Felipe

Intervened several times to make interesting interventions, but seemed uncomfortable at times. His communication at the back with Savić could have been better. Lost Martínez on the winning goal —5.

Lodi

Made some promising dribbles, which generated free kick opportunities. The final product was missing in the last third, especially during its crossing and its passage on the side. Mario Hermoso replaced him about 15 minutes from time —5.

Carrasco

Started the attack with his dribble and movement off the ball. His work caused problems for the hosts as he was able to work his way into the box to shoot or send a low cross to the face of the goal. He collected the assist for Atleti’s goal and remains in good shape -7.

Herrera

Distributed the ball accurately. Was able to stretch Athletic’s defense, sending passes widely, but short passes weren’t enough to break the hosts’ press consistently. Lemar replaced him in the 59th minute —6.

Koke

A mixed sack for the captain, especially in the first half, when his pass wasn’t clear enough and the inaccuracy allowed Athletic to block. Hooked in the home stretch, but his efforts weren’t enough to bring the game up to level —5.

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Saúl

Had some quality moments in his cast, including a blind pass to set up Correa in the first half, but faded over time. Suárez replaced him on time —5.

Correa

Presented his team with his best scoring opportunities, but failed to convert as he did earlier this week. Time and time again his footwork was sublime, using feints and a low center of gravity to turn and cut, but he couldn’t put the icing on the cake and score a goal, sending two good chances wide open. —6.

Llorente

Received a yellow card early on but continued to work hard on both sides, racing the ball and nibbling on Athletic’s heels to regain possession. Was held with one shot and had to shoot double serve to right-back for the last half hour -7.

Suárez

The forward made some promising passes with the few touches (eight) he got, but couldn’t get a shot. Unable to get heavily involved in the game —5.

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On Tue

Immediately affected the build-up of Atlético. Fired a few balls into the box, which added more to the late pressure from the visitors, but produced nothing to lead to a goal —5.

João Felix

Actively searched for the ball, but Athletic’s annoying defense overpowered him —5.

Torreira

Had more than one sloppy foul, one of which resulted in him receiving a yellow —4.