Barca stunned by Atletico

Fernando Torres scored twice to fire Atletico Madrid to a 3-1 victory at the Nou Camp and deny Barcelona the chance to equal one of Spanish football’s longest-standing records.

Barca stunned by Atletico
Sun, 05 Feb, 2006 - 23:23

Fernando Torres scored twice to fire Atletico Madrid to a 3-1 victory at the Nou Camp and deny Barcelona the chance to equal one of Spanish football’s longest-standing records.

The Catalan giants needed to beat Atletico to match the achievement of the 1960-61 Real Madrid side which won 15 consecutive Primera Liga matches.

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