A late goal from Julian Alvarez earned Atletico Madrid a dramatic 1-0 win at Celta de Vigo on Thursday to lift them to third place in the LaLiga standings.

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Atletico Madrid picked up momentum ahead of the derby against Real Madrid with a 1-0 victory over Celta Vigo thanks to Julián Álvarez’s 90th-minute winner in the Spanish league.

Oblak was key as Celta suffered their first home defeat of the season, producing an excellent save to deny Iago Aspas at his near post just before the break

Having netted 14 goals, Celta are the league's third-highest scorers behind Real Madrid and Barcelona, but their attacking philosophy has ultimately made them vulnerable at the opposite end of the pitch, conceding 13 goals to leave them with the second-worst defensive record.

There’s no doubt that Iago Aspas is a Celta Vigo legend. Aside from one season each at Liverpool and Sevilla, he has spent the entirety of his career in Galicia, and despite being 37 years of age,

Julian Alvarez's lone goal in the 90th-minute helped Atletico Madrid secure a 1-0 away-win over Celta Vigo at Balaidos in La Liga on Thursday (local time). The result helped Diego Simeon's side secure their fourth win and move to 15 points from seven games,

What matters are the three points,’ said Álvarez, Atletico’s big-money offseason signing. ’If it’s 1-0 or 5-0, what is important is to get the three points

Julian Alvarez scores in the 90th minute as they win 1-0 at Celta