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Diego Simeone’s son Giuliano scores his first goal for Atletico Madrid

  • Giuliano Simeone beat the visitors’ high line before finishing inside the box
  • Alexander Sorloth sealed the win seven minutes from time at the Metropolitano 
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Diego Simeone’s son Giuliano scored his first goal for Atletico Madrid in their 2-0 win over Las Palmas. 

The 21-year-old, who joined Atleti in 2019, spent last season on loan at Alaves but has been integrated into Simeone’s first team squad this term. 

He made his second LaLiga start of the season against Las Palmas and opened the scoring after 37 minutes.  

Nahuel Molina’s  long ball up the right flank helped Simeone beat the visitors’ high defensive line and the forward sprinted towards the six-yard box and finished with his right foot past keeper Jasper Cillessen’s outstretched leg.

Antoine Griezmann almost doubled Atletico’s lead seconds before the break, but his left-footed effort from a Pablo Barrios cross came off the crossbar.

Diego Simeone's son Guiliano scored his first goal for Atletico Madrid in a win over Las Palmas

The 21-year-old beat the visitors' high line before finishing inside the box to open the scoring

Things got worse for Las Palmas early in the second half as Cillessen had to leave the field after getting injured while diving to block Molina’s shot.

The hosts, who had 15 shots in the match while 18th-placed Las Palmas had one, doubled their lead in the 83rd minute from Sorloth’s calm left-footed finish following Rodrigo De Paul’s defence-splitting through ball.

‘I’m very happy for my first official goal for Atletico Madrid but I also want to mention everything that’s going on in Valencia. For the victims, I send all my strength and support,’ Giuliano Simeone said after the match.  

Atletico, third in the table with 23 points from 12 matches, have played one match less than second-placed Real Madrid, whose match at Valencia this weekend was postponed after deadly flooding in the eastern region. 

They will continue their league campaign at Mallorca next Sunday, after Wednesday’s Champions League clash at Paris St Germain.

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