Atletico Madrid 4-0 Leganes: Antoine Griezmann scores four



Atletico Madrid: Oblak, Juanfran, Gimenez, Godín, Luis, Koke, Partey (Perez 60), Niguez, Correa, Griezmann (Gameiro 73) Costa (Torres 73).

Subs not used: Gabi, Vrsaljko, Werner, Montoro.

Booked: Griezmann

Goals: Griezmann 26, 35, 56, 67

Leganes: Cuellar, Bustinza, Mantovani, Munoz, Rico (Amrabatat 45), Ramos, Gumbau, Appelt Pires (Gutierrez Mozo 45), García, Eraso (García Naranjo 56), Guerrero.

Subs not used: Champagne, Dos Santos, Zaldua, Salazar.

Booked: Bustinza, Ramos, Gumbau 

Referee: Javier Estrada Fernández

Attendance: 35,033




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