Rodrigo De Paul scored for Atlético Madrid in their 1-0 home win vs. Celta de Vigo on matchday 35 of La Liga.

Diego Simeone’s team dominated the whole game, but they were not able to take the lead until the 84th minute. In a corner kick for Atleti, De Paul received the ball after a clearance from Celta’s defense. The Argentine controlled it with his chest just outside the box and volleyed it with precision to the back of the net. A stunning goal by the 29-year-old midfielder to make it 1-0 for his team.

While Ángel Correa started for Atlético Madrid and was substituted in the 61st minute, Rodrigo De Paul entered from the bench in the 55th minute.

With this win, Simeone’s team gets closer to securing a spot in the 2024/2025 Champions League, as they are now eight points ahead of Athletic Club with three matchdays left.

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Thiago Almada scored for Atlanta United in their 3-2 loss vs. D.C. United.

Almada reached three goals and one assist for the season in 10 matches for Atlanta United. With the score at 0-0, Atlanta were awarded a penalty kick and it was the 23 year old who stepped up.

The Argentine took the penalty and scored, shooting to the goalkeeper’s left and the goalkeeper going to his right. The reigning MLS Young Player of the Year finished with a high 13 goals last season.

Thiago Almada scores for Atlanta United.pic.twitter.com/CENOg19VRG

— Roy Nemer (@RoyNemer) May 12, 2024

Julián Álvarez scored and reached 19 goals for Manchester City this season in their 4-0 win vs. Fulham.

Álvarez was substituted into the match for Manchester City with eight minutes remaining and scored his second goal in two matches. With Manchester City leading 3-0, the reigning league champions were awarded a penalty kick and it was Álvarez who took it.

The Argentine stepped up and placed it into the bottom corner with the goalkeeper diving the opposite way.

Julián Álvarez scores for Manchester City!pic.twitter.com/XhOavZnJXr

— Roy Nemer (@RoyNemer) May 11, 2024