Atletico Madrid and Girona met at Riyadh Air Metropolitano on Sunday, 17 May 2026, in the 2025-26 La Liga final day. Atletico, who finished fourth and qualified for the Champions League, hosted already-relegated Girona in an encounter that brought together two clubs at opposite ends of the season’s competitive spectrum. The final-day encounter gave Atletico’s supporter community one last opportunity to celebrate their Champions League and UCL semi-final run of 2025-26 in the domestic league setting, while Girona completed their final La Liga fixture before dropping to the second division.
Riyadh Air Metropolitano, with its 68,000 capacity and one of Spanish football’s most modern and impressive venues, provided the backdrop for a final-day encounter that allowed Diego Simeone to reflect on a season of genuine achievement — a Champions League semi-final run that had eliminated Barcelona in the quarter-finals before losing to Arsenal, alongside their domestic fourth-place finish and cup involvement.
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Atletico Madrid and Girona met at Riyadh Air Metropolitano in the La Liga final day on 17 May 2026. Watch the full match highlights and replay on AllSportsZone for the complete result from this Spanish top-flight final day encounter.
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What is Atletico Madrid’s 2025-26 season achievement?
Atletico Madrid finished fourth in the 2025-26 La Liga season and reached the Champions League semi-finals, eliminating Barcelona in the quarter-finals before losing to Arsenal. Their 13-match unbeaten run was the longest in La Liga that season, and Diego Simeone’s collective approach made them one of European football’s most difficult opponents throughout the campaign.