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Atlético de Madrid has two wins and a draw at the start of LaLiga, while Athletic Club seeks to consolidate under the command of Edin Terzic after its victory against RC Celta.
Atlético de Madrid visits San Mamés this Saturday to face Athletic Club (4:15 p.m.), on matchday 4 of LaLiga, a duel in which the colchoneros want to continue showing their reliability and remain undefeated against a Basque team that seeks to continue growing under the guidance of Edin Terzic and continue the victory achieved last day against RC Celta in Balaídos.
Atlético de Madrid's start to the League has been encouraging. Two victories and a draw for the colchoneros, who only left points against Villarreal (2-2). In addition, they have to look to take advantage of Real Madrid's defeat this Friday against Betis. For its part, Athletic has the opportunity to add three very important points and once again fight for the top positions.

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