Club Atlético de Madrid 2020-2021 official calendar

Here is the Club Atlético de Madrid 2020-2021 official calendar. The table below includes all the matches the team will play during the season. Not only La Liga but all the competitions in which Atlético de Madrid are involved are detailed.

When Atlético play home, the matches take place at its stadium, the Wanda Metropolitano.

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Club Atlético De Madrid 2020-2021 official calendar

This is the 2020-2021 season official calendar up to date including the dates in which Atlético will play in Madrid. The information will be updated according to the club’s performance on each of the competitions it participates in to.

Please note that the dates (especially for Liga matches) are not definitive.

Matches can take place on a Friday, Saturday, Sunday or Monday. On special occasions (National Team match, other competitions or calendar reasons) matches can take place on a weekday.

In case the following table is not updated, check the dates and times on the Club Atlético de Madrid official website. Alternatively, you can also have a look at the LFP website and the UEFA website.

CompetitionDateMatch
La Liga Matchday 3September, 27thClub Atlético de Madrid – Granada CF
La Liga Matchday 5October, 4thClub Atlético de Madrid – Villarreal CF
La Liga Matchday 7October, 25thClub Atlético de Madrid – Real Betis
Champions League Matchday 2October, 27thClub Atlético de Madrid – FC Red Bull Salzburg
La Liga Matchday 9November, 8thClub Atlético de Madrid – Cádiz CF
La Liga Matchday 10November, 22ndClub Atlético de Madrid – FC Barcelona
Champions League Matchday 4November, 25thClub Atlético de Madrid – FK Lokomotiv Moskva
Champions League Matchday 5December, 1stClub Atlético de Madrid – FC Bayern München
La Liga Matchday 12December, 6thClub Atlético de Madrid – Real Valladolid FC
La Liga Matchday 13December, 13thReal Madrid FC – Club Atlético de Madrid (the match will take place at Real Madrid’s stadium)
La Liga Matchday 14December, 20thClub Atlético de Madrid – Elche CF
La Liga Matchday 16December, 30thClub Atlético de Madrid – Getafe CF
La Liga Matchday 18January, 10thClub Atlético de Madrid – Athletic Club
La Liga Matchday 1 (rescheduled)January, 12thClub Atlético de Madrid – Sevilla FC
La Liga Matchday 20January, 24thClub Atlético de Madrid – Valencia CF
La Liga Matchday 22February, 7thClub Atlético de Madrid – RC Celta de Vigo
La Liga Matchday 24February, 21stClub Atlético de Madrid – Levante UD
Champions League Round of 16 (1st leg)February, 23rdClub Atlético de Madrid – Chelsea FC
La Liga Matchday 26March, 7thClub Atlético de Madrid – Real Madrid CF
La Liga Matchday 28March, 21stClub Atlético de Madrid – Deportivo Alavés
La Liga Matchday 31April, 21stClub Atlético de Madrid – SD Huesca
La Liga Matchday 33April, 28thClub Atlético de Madrid – SD Eibar
La Liga Matchday 36May, 12thClub Atlético de Madrid – Real Sociedad de Fútbol
La Liga Matchday 37May, 16thClub Atlético de Madrid – CA Osasuna

 

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The stadium and how to get there

Club Atlético de Madrid plays its home matches at his stadium called Wanda Metropolitano. Just click on the link in this section to read all the information you need to know about the stadium and how to get there.

 

Club honors

Atlético de Madrid has won many titles throughout its history. In terms of UEFA competition titles won, Atlético Madrid is Spain’s 3rd most successful club behind Real Madrid and Barcelona. In terms of the number of titles, Atlético Madrid is the 4th most successful club in Spanish football, behind Real Madrid, Barcelona and Athletic Bilbao.

The club have had its ups and downs. The early 2000s was a particularly complicated era for the club because of management problems and its relegation to second division. Atlético spent two seasons in the Segunda División, narrowly missing out on promotion in 2001 before winning the Segunda División championship in 2002. Nowadays, it’s one of the best clubs playing the Spanish League.

Spanish League: 1939-40, 1940-41, 1949-50, 1950-51, 1965-66, 1969-70, 1972-73, 1976-77, 1995-96, 2013-14

Second Division: 2001-02

Copa del Rey: 1959-60, 1960-61, 1964-65, 1971-72, 1975-76, 1984-85, 1990-91, 1991-92, 1995-96, 2012-13

Supercopa de España: 1940, 1941, 1951, 1985, 2014

European Cup Winners’ Cup: 1961-62

UEFA Europa League: 2009-10, 2011-12, 2017-18

UEFA Super Cup: 2010, 2012

Intercontinental Cup: 1974