Real Sociedad 1-1 Atletico Madrid player ratings as Los Colchoneros were left frustrated after Luka Sucic’s equaliser

Atletico Madrid were left frustrated after Real Sociedad equalised and snatched a 1-1 draw at the Reale Arena. This draw leaves them at third place with seven points away from the league leaders Barcelona, who defeated Alaves earlier today.

Julian Alvarez gave the visitors an early lead inside the opening 51 seconds by the scoring from Antonie Greizamann’s clever backheel. Luka Sucic brought La Real back into the game with just six minutes left into the game when Mikel Oyarzabal teed him up for a dipping 25-yard effort to beat Atletico goalkeeper Jan Oblak.

Let’s have a look at Real Sociedad vs Atletico Madrid player ratings.

Real Sociedad Player Ratings vs Atletico Madrid

Goalkeeper

Alex Remiro: 5.8/10- He did not have a great game as he did not have to make a save for his team. His distribution was good throughout the game.

Defenders

Jon Aramburu: 8.0/10- He was good on the right side of the defence. He contributed well in both attacks as well as defence. He created three chances in attack and was involved in four defensive actions.

Igor Zubeldia: 7.2/10- The Spanish defender had a decent game in defence with 91 percent passing accuracy. He was involved in five defensive actions and made five recoveries for his team.

Nayef Aguerd: 7.8/10- Had a good game at the heart of the defence maintaining 88 percent of passing accuracy. He also created a chance in attack. He was involved in seven defensive actions and made four clearances for his team.

Javi Lopez: 6.5/10- The Spanish left-back had a decent game moving up and down the pitch. He contributed both in defence and in attack. He was involved in three defensive actions and made four recoveries for his team.

Midfielders

Takefusa Kubo: 7.8/10- The Japanese attacker had a great game in the right side of the pitch. He had three shots on goal out of which one was on target.

Martin Zubimendi: 7.8/10- The Spanish central midfielder had a good game creating three chances for his team. He also had a shot on goal. He maintained the passing accuracy at 91 percent.

Luka Sucic: 7.8/10- The midfielder orchestrated the game well and also had two shots on goal. He made four recoveries for his team. He scored the equaliser with a left-footed shot from outside the box to the top right corner.

Sergio Gomez: 8.1/10- The midfielder had a great game maintaining 93 percent of passing accuracy. He created three chances for his team and also recovered ten balls for his team.

Attackers

Sheraldo Becker: 6.1/10- He had an average game maintaining 85 percent of passing accuracy. He did not have much of an attack in the game.

Mikel Oyarzabal: 6.9/10- He had a decent game as a centre forward and had three shots on goal. He also assisted the equaliser for his team.

Substitutes

Brias Mendez: 6.0/10- He was brought on to replace Javi Lopez just after the first half and was not able to create much of an impact.

Ander Barrenetxea: 6.9/10- He came on to replace Sheraldo Becker at the 61st minute and was able to create much in attack during his time on the field.

Manager

Imanol Alguacil: 6/10- His team was good in the game as they grew slowly and came out with a draw from the game eventually.

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Atletico Madrid Player Ratings vs Real Sociedad

Goalkeeper

Jan Oblak: 7.2/10- He had a good game making six saves in the game. He did not have a great game in terms of distribution.

Defenders

Alex Witsel: 6.6/10- He had a fair game in the defence with 95 percent passing accuracy. He was involved in seven defensive actions and made six clearances for his team.

Jose Gimenez: 6.4/10- The Uruguayan defender had a decent game with 90 percent passing accuracy and was not able to deal with duels. He was involved in seven defensive actions and made three recoveries for his team.

Clement Lenglet: 6.7/10- The defender capped a solid defensive display winning three duels out of seven. He was involved in 14 defensive actions and hardly put a foot wrong.

Midfielders

Nahuel Molina: 7.2/10- The Argentine midfielder played a decent game on the right side of the midfield and also had a shot on goal. He was also involved in 11 defensive actions and made five clearances for his team.

Pablo Barrios: 6.2/10- The 21-year-old midfielder had an average game with 72 percent passing accuracy. He orchestrated the midfield by making seven recoveries for his team.

Koke: 6.8/10- The Spanish midfielder had a good game with 84 percent passing accuracy. He was involved in three defensive actions and made six recoveries for his team. He also made three crucial clearances for his team.

Conor Gallagher: 6.3/10- He had an average game maintaining 95 percent passing accuracy. He was the box-to-box player stabilising the midfield.

Javi Galan: 7.7/10- The midfielder had a good time in the left side of the park and created two chances for his team. He was also involved in six defensive actions and made four recoveries for his team.

Attackers

Antonie Greizmann: 7.5/10- Had a good game in attack for his team and created two chances for his team. He provided an assist to Alvarez’s goal.

Julian Alvarez: 6.8/10- Had a decent game and had two shots on goal. His left-footed shot from the left side of the box to the bottom right corner was able to beat Alex Remiro.

Substitutes

Rodrigo De Paul: 5.6/10- He was brought in to replace Conor Gallagher in the 64th minute and was not able to create an impact in the midfield.

Alexander Sorloth: 6.3/10- He came on to replace Julian Alvarez in the 74th minute of the game and was somehow effective in attack.

Rodrigo Riquelme: N/A- Antonio Griezmann made way for him in the 83rd minute.

Reinildo: N/A- He was substituted to replace Javi Galan.

Manager

Diego Simeone: 7/10- He must be kicking himself for not winning the game as his over-defensive tactics backfired and they conceded a goal around the 84th minute.

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