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Newcomer Luis Suárez wasted no time making his mark on Atlético de Madrid, as Bundesliga champions Bayern Munich suffered a day to forget.
Suárez came off the bench with 20 minutes remaining and Atlético led 3-0, to announce in style three days after his arrival from Barcelona with two goals in a 6-1 win over Granada.
Diego Costa scored the only goal of the first half after nine minutes, and Saúl Niguez saw his penalty in the 16th minute stopped by Rui Silva for the hosts.
Debut ✅Assist ✅Goal ✅Brace ✅— Atlético de Madrid (@atletienglish) September 27, 2020
Ángel Correa and Joao Félix scored before Suárez’s introduction, and he made an immediate impact by setting up Marcos Llorente to add a fourth.
Suárez scored a good header to open his account in the 85th minute and, as Jorge Molina grabbed a final consolation for Granada, the Uruguayan forward slipped home his second in injury time.
The goals of Gonzalo Melero, Roger Martí and José Luis Morales made Levante come back to win 3-1 at Osasuna, while Unai López scored twice, the second of them with just three minutes remaining, to give Athletic Bilbao’s 2-1 victory in Eibar.
The IA FULL TIME corset from Unai López in Ipurua helps #Athletic Club get their first win of 2020-21 @LaLigaEN season.#EibarAtletico#Athletic Club 🦁 pic.twitter.com/dYlTnTfXMa– Athletic Club (@Athletic_en) September 27, 2020
Elsewhere in LaLiga, Ivan Rakitic marked his return to Sevilla with a 3-1 victory in Cádiz, while Real Valladolid and Villarreal drew 1-1.
If it turned out to be a good day in Spain for the Uruguayan international, it was terrible in Germany for European champion Bayern, as they fell to a first loss in all competitions in 33 attempts dating back to December at Hoffenheim.
Ermin Bicakcic headed the home team into a lead in the 16th minute that was doubled in eight minutes by Munas Dabour.
The first team to defeat Bayern Munich this year ➡️ #TSG Hoffenheim 💪#TSGFCBpic.twitter.com/bGZJEAHD4x– TSG Hoffenheim EN (@tsghoffenheimEN) September 27, 2020
Joshua Kimmich cut the deficit from distance with 36 minutes to go, as his team tried to preserve a Bundesliga unbeaten streak that extended to 21 games before kickoff.
However, Andrej Kramaric ended any hope of a comeback when he restored Hoffenheim’s two-goal lead with 13 minutes to go and then consolidated a 4-1 win with a penalty in injury time after goalkeeper Manuel Neuer committed a foul on Ihlas Bebou.
Josip Brekalo canceled Nils Petersen’s opener to earn a point for Wolfsburg in Freiburg.
In Ligue 1, Wissam Ben Yedder’s double set the stage for Monaco to beat Strasbourg 3-2 despite playing the final 23 minutes with just nine men.
# SCOSB29, that’s, #LaForceDuSCO. 🖤🤍 pic.twitter.com/3CCNPnmOp0– Angers SCO (@AngersSCO) September 27, 2020
Ben Yedder’s double on both sides of Rubén Aguilar’s goal and Mehdi Chahiri’s response sent the hosts sidestepping, but they had to hang up after Aurelien Tchouameni and Axel Disasi sent off in the second half. Ludovic Ajorque’s penalty put a tense end.
Angers won a five-goal thriller at home against Brest, while Teji Savanier’s 90th-minute penalty shot earned Montpellier a point in the 2-2 draw in Dijon.
Nimes and Lens drew 1-1, and Lorient and Lyon also tied for the same score. There were no goals between Bordeaux and Nice.
In Serie A, Napoli defeated Genoa in a complete 6-0 win, with Hirving Lozano grabbing a double.
⏱ 90 | It’s all over here, a great victory for our guys! 👊#NapoliGenoa 6-0— Official SSC Napoli (@en_sscnapoli) September 27, 2020
Piotr Zielinski, Dries Mertens, Elif Elmas and Matteo Politano were the other scorers at Stadio San Paolo.
Franck Kessie’s first-half penalty and Brahim Díaz’s goal ensured AC Milan’s 2-0 victory at Crotone.
Sassuolo scored three goals in the second half to beat Spezia 4-1, while Andrea Favilli’s goal was enough to deliver the points to Verona at home to Udinese.
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