2005–06 Atlético Madrid season

Atlético de Madrid
2005–06 season
President	Enrique Cerezo
Head coach	Carlos Bianchi ; José Murcia
Stadium	Vicente Calderón
La Liga	10th
Copa del Rey	Semi-finals
Top goalscorer	Fernando Torres (13)

Atlético de Madrid failed to live up to the high expectations, in spite of the appointment of multiple Copa Libertadores-winning coach Carlos Bianchi. The defensive triangle of goalkeeper Leo Franco and central defenders Luis Perea and Pablo Ibáñez, all of which played a huge part in Atlético conceding only 31 goals. The defensive tactics left high-profile striker Fernando Torres alone up front, and despite having Maxi Rodríguez in support, the duo were the only players able to function offensively for the club, which responded with a €23 million signing of 18-year-old superstarlet Sergio Agüero from Independiente.

Squad

Goalkeepers

Defenders

Midfielders

Attackers

La Liga

Matches

Atlético Madrid-Real Zaragoza 0-0
Deportivo-Atlético Madrid 1-0
1-0 Joan Capdevila 90 + 5'
Atlético Madrid-Barcelona 2-1
0-1 Samuel Eto'o 5'
1-1 Fernando Torres 18'
2-1 Mateja Kežman 46'
Real Sociedad-Atlético Madrid 3-2
0-1 Fernando Torres 10'
0-2 Mateja Kežman 19'
1-2 Darko Kovačević 56'
2-2 Nihat 82'
3-2 Darko Kovačević 90 + 1'
Atlético Madrid-Getafe 0-1
0-1 Mariano Pernía 71'
Málaga-Atlético Madrid 0-2
0-1 Fernando Torres 66' (pen.)
0-2 Mateja Kežman 75'
Atlético Madrid-Real Madrid 0-3
0-1 Ronaldo 8' (pen.)
0-2 Ronaldo 60'
0-3 Luis Perea 90 + 2' (o.g.)
Racing Santander-Atlético Madrid 0-1
0-1 Maxi Rodríguez 45'
Atlético Madrid-Cádiz 3-0
1-0 Maxi Rodríguez 23'
2-0 Pablo Ibáñez 64'
3-0 Luciano Galletti 87'
Atlético Madrid-Villareal 1-1
1-0 Zahínos 5'
1-1 Diego Forlán 90 + 4'
Sevilla-Atlético Madrid 0-0
Celta Vigo-Atlético Madrid 2-1
1-0 Fernando Baiano 27'
2-0 Fabián Canobbio 54'
2-1 Antonio López 61'
Atlético Madrid-Espanyol 1-1
1-0 Peter Luccin 8'
1-1 Dani Jarque 11'
Athletic Bilbao-Atlético Madrid 1-1
0-1 Mateja Kežman 12'
1-1 Pablo Orbaiz 90 + 6'
Atlético Madrid-Alavés 1-1
1-0 Fernando Torres 66'
1-1 Josu Sarriegi 81'
Mallorca-Atlético Madrid 2-2
0-1 Maxi Rodríguez 1'
0-2 Gonzalo Colsa 13'
1-2 Mark Iuliano 19'
2-2 Mark Iuliano 84'
Osasuna-Atlético Madrid 2-1
0-1 Martin Petrov 26'
1-1 Raúl García 29'
2-1 Bernardo Romeo 34'
Atlético Madrid-Valencia 0-0
Betis-Atlético Madrid 1-0
1-0 Capi 29'
Real Zaragoza-Atlético Madrid 0-2
0-1 Maxi Rodríguez 27'
0-2 Fernando Torres 59' (pen.)
Atlético Madrid-Deportivo 3-2
1-0 Maxi Rodríguez 33'
1-1 Rubén 47'
2-1 Antonio López 54'
2-2 Joan Capdevila 58'
3-2 Maxi Rodríguez 81'
Barcelona-Atlético Madrid 1-3
0-1 Fernando Torres 33'
0-2 Maxi Rodríguez 46'
1-2 Henrik Larsson 65'
1-3 Fernando Torres 76'
Atlético Madrid-Real Sociedad 1-0
1-0 Mateja Kežman 82'
Getafe-Atlético Madrid 0-3
0-1 Peter Luccin 29'
0-2 Maxi Rodríguez 48'
0-3 Fernando Torres 63'
Atlético Madrid-Málaga 5-0
1-0 Fernando Torres 5'
2-0 Fernando Torres 9'
3-0 Maxi Rodríguez 40'
4-0 Valera 66'
5-0 Valera 90'
Real Madrid-Atlético Madrid 2-1
1-0 Antonio Cassano 3'
1-1 Mateja Kežman 27'
2-1 Júlio Baptista 40'
Atlético Madrid-Racing Santander 2-1
1-0 Fernando Torres 64' (pen.)
1-1 Damià 71'
Villareal-Atlético Madrid 1-1
1-0 Diego Forlán 9'
1-1 Fernando Torres 57'
Atlético Madrid-Sevilla 0-1
0-1 Antonio Puerta 75'
Cádiz-Atlético Madrid 1-1
0-1 Mateja Kežman 34'
1-1 Lucas Lobos 68' (pen.)
Atlético Madrid-Celta Vigo 0-3
0-1 Matías Lequi 70'
0-2 Fernando Baiano 82' (pen.)
0-3 Daniel de Ridder 90 + 3'
Espanyol-Atlético Madrid 1-1
0-1 Gabi 47'
1-1 Walter Pandiani 82'
Atlético Madrid-Athletic Bilbao 1-0
1-0 Fernando Torres 82'
Alavés-Atlético Madrid 0-1
0-1 Antonio López 23'
Atlético Madrid-Mallorca 0-1
0-1 Jonás Gutiérrez 79'
Atlético Madrid-Osasuna 0-1
0-1 Iñaki Muñoz 15'
Valencia-Atlético Madrid 1-1
1-0 David Villa 11' (pen.)
1-1 Maxi Rodríguez 20'
Atlético Madrid-Betis 1-1
1-0 Mateja Kežman 23'
1-1 Arzu 76'

Topscorers

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