Euro round-up: Celta Vigo shock Atletico as Real get back to winning way

Celta Vigo stunned Atletico Madrid to bring the La Liga champions back down to earth after last week’s demolition of Real Madrid, winning 2-0 at Balaidos thanks to two second-half goals.

Nolito converted a hotly-contested penalty in the 58th minute and Fabian Orellana then sealed the points for the Galicians with a thumping drive.

The defeat means Diego Simeone’s side are in the same position as before their dream derby win — third in the Primera Division and seven points behind Carlo Ancelotti’s side — while Celta moved up to ninth.

On Saturday, Real took a small step to restoring their pride by beating Deportivo La Coruna 2-0 at the Bernabeu.

Ancelotti’s side took a 20th-minute lead through Isco, and then Karim Benzema sealed the points in the 73rd minute.

In Italy, Serie A leaders Juventus were held to a 2-2 draw by struggling Cesena last night, missing a late chance to win the game from the penalty spot.

Milan Djuric had the lowly hosts ahead but goals from Alvaro Morata and Claudio Marchisio sent the Turin side into the break with the lead.

Franco Brienza’s strike drew the teams level with 20 minutes to play but there was still time for Arturo Vidal to miss a penalty as Cesena held firm.

Roma squandered the chance to put pressure on Juve after being held to a 0-0 draw by rock-bottom Parma.

In France, Paris Saint Germain warmed up for tomorrow night’s Champions League showdown with Chelsea in the worst possible way as they threw two points away in an extraordinary finish to their Ligue 1 clash with Caen on Saturday night.

PSG led 2-0 with two minutes left but were pegged back to 2-2. First-half goals from Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Ezequiel Lavezzi put PSG on track but last-gasp goals from Emiliano Sala and substitute Herve Bazile extended Caen’s unbeaten run to a fifth game.