Simeone watches Atletico from stands while serving suspension for Anfield altercation
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MADRID (AP) — Coach Diego Simeone watched Atletico Madrid’s home game against Eintracht Frankfurt from the stands Tuesday while serving a suspension for his altercation with a Liverpool fan in the previous Champions League round.
Atletico won 5-1 win for its third straight victory across all competitions following a poor start to the season.
Simeone was sent off following a heated confrontation with a fan at the end of Atletico’s 3-2 loss at Anfield two weeks ago.
He said he faced repeated insults from the crowd and responded to provocation after Virgil van Dijk scored a stoppage-time goal.
Atletico assistant Nelson Vivas was on the sideline for Atletico during Tuesday’s game at the Metropolitano stadium.
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