Atletico Madrid Beat Sevilla 3-1 As La Liga Campaign Gains Momentum
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Madrid, Aug 30: Atletico Madrid underlined its attacking strength without Julian Alvarez with a 3-1 win away to Sevilla.
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Alvarez's future has been the centre of attention all week as he looks to seal a move to Barcelona, and the Argentinean international wasn't in the squad as Atletico travelled to play a side that had won its first two games of the season, reports Xinhua.
Two goals from Alex Baena and one from Ademola Lookman gave Atletico a 3-0 lead after 33 minutes.
Miguel Sierra pulled a goal back for Sevilla in the 66th minute, but it was not enough to save the home side from defeat.
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