Atletico miss chance

Atletico Madrid manager Diego Simeone said he believes Valencia have the third best squad in Spain after his side could only manage a 1-1 draw with Los Che on Sunday.
"They have one of the best squads in best, the third best behind Barcelona and Real Madrid," he told a press conference.
The game got off to a flying start with both goals arriving in the opening six minutes.
Valencia took advantage of a nervy start from the hosts as Jonas prodded through Thibaut Courtois' legs from Joao Pereira's cross.
Simeone's men were level within a minute though as Arda Turan's cross was expertly guided in at the far corner by Radamel Falcao for his 22nd league goal of the campaign.
Despite that setback Valencia went on to control the first-half as Atletico struggled to contain the midfield trio of Dani Parejo, Ever Banega and Tino Costa.
However, for all their dominance Valencia could easily have gone into the break behind as Diego Alves did well to parry Gabi's free-kick.
That effort seemed to galvanise Atletico who dominated the second period.
Filipe Luis saw a goalbound shot deflected into the side-netting before Alves had to be quick off his line to deny Diego Costa a clear run on goal.
And indeed the visitors nearly took all three points three minutes from time as a thumping long-range effort from Parejo whistled just past the post.

RESULTS

Valladolid 1 (Ruben Gonzalez
11-og) Osasuna 3 (Echaide 50, 60,
De las Cuevas 69)
Real Mallorca 2 (Victor 19,
Nsue 86) Deportivo La Coruna 3 (Silvio 27, Marchena 48, Riki 60)
Espanyol 2 (Sergio Garcia 9,
Stuani 38) Real Sociedad 2 (Zurutuza 23, Lopez Rodriguez
76-og)
Atletico Madrid 1 (Falcao 6) Valencia 1 (Jonas 5)c