Atletico Madrid Vs Liverpool Head to Head Record and Stats: ATM Vs LIV h2h | UCL

Atletico Madrid Vs Liverpool Head to Head Record and Stats: European giants set to face each other in a mega clash for the round of 16.

Liverpool, the reigning champion of Europe are set to face the Spanish giants Atletico Madrid to defend their title in the round of 16 match at Wanda Metropolitano.

Liverpool with their current form are the favourites to win the Champions League title once again, the Reds are undefeated in the league, and across all competitions, they have won all the matches played except for three.

Hence, this shows their level of dominance in Europe and domestically. Moreover, as they step near to their maiden Premier League trophy, they will try to focus all their energy at the Champions League.

The trio of Mohamed Salah, Sadio Mane and Roberto Firmino is probably the most lethal attack in Europe right now supported by the fullback duo of Trent Alexander Arnold and Andy Robertson.

Moreover, the defensive setup of Liverpool led by Virgil Van Dijk is a hard nut to crack. On the other hand, Atletico Madrid has been struggling in the league this season, and it is one of the poorest seasons by Los Rojniblancos.

But some key players like Jan Oblak, Saul Niguez and Thomas Partey can help them lift their performance at home, but otherwise, there is not much hope for the Madrid based club.

Nevertheless, every tie is different in the Champions League and it depends upon that particular night instead of the performances made throughout the year.

Atletico Madrid Vs Liverpool Head to Head Record and Stats

Total no. of matches played: 4

Matches won by Atletico Madrid: 1

Matches won by Liverpool: 1

Games Drawn: 2

Highest goal aggregate in a single match: 3 goals, Liverpool 2-1 Atletico Madrid, 29 April 2010

Atletico Madrid’s victory: Atletico Madrid 1-0 Liverpool, 22 April 2010

Liverpool’s victory: Liverpool 2-1 Atletico Madrid, 29 April 2010

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