Atletico Madrid Coach Diego Simeone Aims Cheeky Jibe at Real Madrid Following Derby Defeat

• Atletico Madrid remains in seventh place on the La Liga standings after their defeat against Real Madrid
• Diego Simeone commented on Atletico Madrid's overall domination of the game despite the final result
• Despite their defeat, Atletico Madrid coach Diego Simeone found a way to poke fun at rivals Real Madrid

Real Madrid may have claimed bragging rights in the Madrid derby, but there’s still no love lost between the two sides.

Rodrygo and Fede Valverde both got onto the scoresheet in the first half as Real claimed a comfortable 2-1 win.

Mario Hermoso grabbed a consolation goal late in the game for Atletico, but he was also sent off soon after for a second yellow card.

Speaking after the game, Simeone remained optimistic about Atletico’s season thus far and praised his team. He said that despite the result, he felt as if they won large parts of the game, Football Espana reported.

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While praising his side, Simeone also took a cheeky cheap shot at Real during his post-match conference, commenting on their style of play.

“Their forcefulness is wonderful to see. A team that defends in a low block and counterattacks. It reminds me of the team we had with Diego Costa, when they criticised us back then,” he said.

Diego Costa’s side remains in the seventh spot on the La Liga table as the league takes a break for international games. They’ve won just three of their six games in La Liga, drew one and lost two.

On the other hand, Real have won all six of their features in the league this season.

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Vinícius Júnior said he would dance, and dance he did.

The Real Madrid forward didn’t score in the first half against Atletico Madrid but still got to dance when fellow Brazilian Rodrygo scored.

Rodrygo opened the scoring in the 18th minute when he latched onto a beautifully chipped balled over the defense from Aurélien Tchouaméni. Fede Valverde added a second 18 minutes later.