
Fermin Lopez signe un doublé décisif lors de la 12e journée
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Le FC Barcelone, le Real Madrid et l'Atlético Madrid disputent la tête du classement de la Liga après 12 journées. Barcelone avait subi des revers face à Paris et au Real avant ce match.
Forte tête. Après des revers face à Paris et au Real, les Barcelonais se devaient de montrer un autre visage face à l'Atlético, ce dimanche, à Madrid, lors de la 12e journée. Ils l'ont fait. Grâce à un doublé de Fermin Lopez, le Barça l'a emporté (1-2). Ce sont les Colchoneros qui ont ouvert le score par l'intermédiaire de Giuliano Simeone. Lesquels Colchoneros auraient pu prendre les rênes au classement en cas de victoire. Au final, le FC Barcelone reste donc en tête avec 33 points, devant le Real (30 pts) et l'Atlético (28 pts).
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