Atletico Madrid vs Valencia
| Yellow cards avg | 6.65 |
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| Reds avg | 0.25 |
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| Penalties avg | 0.40 |
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| Over 4.5 cards | 80% |
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| Home wins | 45% |
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| Draws | 30% |
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| Away wins | 25% |
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- Atletico Madrid outshot their opponent (16-7).
- Atletico Madrid controlled possession (65%).
- Atletico Madrid had the sharper finishing (6-3 shots on target).
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Match Context & Trends
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Atletico Madrid vs Valencia 3-2: match report, goals, cards and substitutions
Atletico Madrid beat Valencia 3-2 on Saturday, 22 January 2022 in LaLiga. The match was refereed by Isidro Diaz de Mera Escuderos. It was played at Unknown Venue 1461.
First half: Renan Lodi received a yellow card for Atletico Madrid during the match. Thierry Correia received a yellow card for Valencia at 14'. Valencia took the lead at 25' when Y. Musah scored, with the assist credited to Gonçalo Guedes, making the score 0-1. Koke received a yellow card for Atletico Madrid at 27'. Hermoso received a yellow card for Atletico Madrid at 37'. D. Foulquier received a yellow card for Valencia at 37'. Y. Musah received a yellow card for Valencia at 43'. Valencia extended the lead at 44' when Hugo Duro scored, with the assist credited to Toni Lato, making the score 0-2.
Second half: Atletico Madrid made their 1st substitution at 46', with Renan Lodi replacing Á. Correa. Valencia made their 1st substitution at 54', with O. Alderete replacing K. Koindredi. Atletico Madrid made their 2nd substitution at 57', with T. Lemar replacing Matheus Cunha. Atletico Madrid made their 3rd substitution at 57', with João Félix replacing Felipe. Atletico Madrid made their 4th substitution at 61', with Šime Vrsaljko replacing H. Herrera. Hugo Guillamón received a yellow card for Valencia at 61'. Atletico Madrid reduced the deficit at 64' when Matheus Cunha scored, with the assist credited to Y. Carrasco, making the score 1-2. Toni Lato received a yellow card for Valencia at 65'. Valencia made their 2nd substitution at 72', with Thierry Correia replacing Cristhian Mosquera. Valencia made their 3rd substitution at 72', with Toni Lato replacing Jesús Vázquez. Valencia made their 4th substitution at 72', with Hugo Duro replacing M. Gómez. L. Suárez received a yellow card for Atletico Madrid at 82'. Jaume Doménech received a yellow card for Valencia at 83'. H. Herrera received a yellow card for Atletico Madrid at 84'. Valencia made their 5th substitution at 88', with Y. Musah replacing U. Račić. Atletico Madrid found a late equaliser at 90' when Á. Correa scored, making the score 2-2. J. Giménez received a yellow card for Atletico Madrid at 90+3'. Atletico Madrid took the lead at 90+3' when Hermoso scored, with the assist credited to Matheus Cunha, making the score 3-2. Atletico Madrid made their 5th substitution at 90+9', with Y. Carrasco replacing Javi Serrano.
Atletico Madrid used 5 substitutions while Valencia used 5 substitutions. Atletico Madrid got 6 yellow cards, while Valencia got 6 yellow cards.
How the match was won
- Atletico Madrid outshot their opponent (16-7).
- Atletico Madrid controlled possession (65%).
- Atletico Madrid had the sharper finishing (6-3 shots on target).
Head-to-Head Overview
| Total Games | 21 |
| Home Wins | 16 |
| Draws | 4 |
| Away Wins | 1 |
| Over 2.5 Goals | 13 (61.9%) |
| BTTS | 9 (42.9%) |
| Total Games | 10 |
| Home Wins | 10 |
| Draws | 0 |
| Away Wins | 0 |
| Over 2.5 Goals | 8 (80.0%) |
| BTTS | 5 (50.0%) |