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Atletico Madrid vs Osasuna: La Liga Regular Season Matchday 6

Atletico Madrid host Osasuna at the Metropolitano on Wednesday, with three points separating the two sides in La Liga.

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·15 Sept·2 min read
Atletico Madrid vs Osasuna: La Liga Regular Season Matchday 6
Atletico Madrid vs Osasuna: La Liga Regular Season Matchday 6Photograph: MatchdayReport picture desk

Atletico Madrid welcome Osasuna to the Metropolitano Stadium on Wednesday afternoon for their sixth match of the La Liga regular season. The hosts sit fifth in the table with ten points from five matches, placing them in the top third of the twenty-team standings. Osasuna occupy eleventh place on seven points, three behind their hosts.

Atletico's recent record shows three wins, one draw and one defeat across their last five matches in all competitions, yielding seven points in that spell. Their most recent La Liga outing produced a 3-0 win away to Real Sociedad, though that was sandwiched between defeats to Liverpool and Athletic Club. Their season record of ten goals scored and six conceded rounds out the picture from a Metropolitano perspective.

Osasuna arrive carrying the weight of two consecutive defeats, having lost 0-2 to Espanyol and 5-2 away at Alaves. Despite those stumbles, they too have taken seven points from their last five matches across all competitions, a sequence that also includes a home win over Getafe and a victory at Celta Vigo. Their goal record for the season stands at five scored and eight conceded from five La Liga outings.

The head-to-head record offers a data point worth noting: Atletico Madrid defeated Osasuna 1-0 in the corresponding fixture on 18 October 2025. Wednesday's match marks the sixth round of La Liga's regular season, and the three-point gap between fifth and eleventh places underlines the closeness of the standings at this early stage of the campaign.

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