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Today’s 5⃣ stories: disaster for Atleti, chance for Barça,

This September 6 begins with lots of news and plenty of football, so let’s go over the five biggest stories of the day...

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Atlético de Madrid suffer a heavy blow

Atlético de Madrid suffered a very painful defeat at San Mamés against Athletic Club.

Diego Simeone’s side paid for a poor start to the second half, conceding twice in two minutes, and ended up losing 3-0 to the Lions.

Both Real Madrid and Atlético de Madrid lost in the same matchday.

A golden opportunity for Barça

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FC Barcelona have a golden opportunity to go top, and this time on their own. The Blaugrana visit a Valencia side that have not started well, with 1 point from 9, and they already want to open up a gap over their rivals.

Is 'SuperDepor' back?

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Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang once again led Deportivo to victory. The team from A Coruña beat Villarreal 2-3 and are now in the Champions League places alongside Betis, Real Madrid and Barcelona, something only Sevilla, Alavés and Osasuna could improve on.

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Meanwhile, Rayo Vallecano came from behind against Racing and claimed their first win of the season, 3-2.

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A bare-minimum City and an Arsenal-Chelsea clash

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Haaland gave Manchester City the win, and although they did not shine against Coventry, it was enough to take the three points and move top.

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All before a high-voltage Arsenal-Chelsea clash, where two old friends meet: Arteta and Xabi Alonso. Both put each other’s perfect 6-from-6 record on the line.

The madness at the Meazza and a superb Karius

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Inter-Napoli was the match of the weekend across Europe’s top five leagues. The Nerazzurri went 0-2 down against Napoli, but with a superb comeback, they ended up winning 3-2 thanks to a heroic Lautaro Martínez, who scored twice.

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Elsewhere, Bayern Munich slipped up and drew 0-0 against Schalke, led by Loris Karius, who was crucial in goal.

This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇪🇸 here.

📸 ANDER GILLENEA - AFP or licensors

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