The family Simeone He had a day full of happiness. On the one hand, John was converted for the first time to Champions League in what was Napoli’s 4-1 victory against Liverpool, which earned him the post-match note, during which he celebrated without hiding a goal scored in Madrid, 2,150 kilometers away, and which meant the heartbreaking triumph of his father Diego with the Atletico Madrid on Porto.

Without knowing it, father and son supported each other despite the distance. In Naples, while giving the conventional post-match interview, Gio observed on a screen at the Diego Armando Maradona stadium that Colchonero scored a goal in the 101st minute and couldn’t help but shout the goal. “Goal, curse”were the words of the attacker who interrupted what he was saying to celebrate.

At the press conference, certainly already knowing of his son’s scoring debut in the top European competition, Cholo was asked how he felt about Giovanni’s success and recalled the effort he had made since childhood to be able to enjoy this gift.

The agonizing triumph of Atlético Madrid

Scream debut in the Champions League for Atletico Madrid in the match they won 2-1 per hour against Porto de Portugal. While everything seemed to end in a draw at the Wanda Metropolitano, everything happened in time of discount: at 91 he took the lead with Beautiful Marioin the 96th minute they equalized with a penalty and in the 101st minute they confirmed the victory.

A cinematic finale for Atlético de Madrid. When the match ended 0-0 on the first date of Group B of the Champions League, where the Spanish team had a goal canceled during the match, the team coached by Diego Cholo Simeone suffered to take the victory in a match that sometimes it was bittersweet and was defined at the last minute.

At 90 of the complement came the addition of regular times by the referee. In the light, the fourth referee announced 9 minutes of addition and a minute later it was time that Cholo expected. After a good play in the area of ​​the Argentine Ángel Correa, who entered from the bench, he left it to Mario Hermoso and scored the 1-0 partial which unleashed the madness of the Rojiblancos fans and seemed definitive for the match.

But quickly the mattresses took the hit. In the 96th minute, in an unusual game within the Atleti area, the referee charged a penalty after the ball hit the hand of a local player. There, in front of the attentive gaze of the local public, the Colombian Mateo Uribe scored Porto’s equalizer from twelve steps.

And after a few minutes the French appeared Antoine Griezmann to sour the happiness of the visitors who saw with good eyes take the draw from Wanda. At the end of the match, at the end of the 100th minute of play, the former Barcelona showed up after a cross that the Belgian Axel Witsel combed to allow the Frenchman to enter from the back and score with a header to drive crazy on bleachers. Happiness was absolute for his coach Diego Simeone who merged into a hug with the 31-year-old striker.