"On Saturday, two more matches of the 27th round of the Spanish La Liga took place. At the "Wanda Metropolitano" stadium, Madrid's Atletico and Sevilla faced each other, battling for the third position this season. After a chaotic fight, the winner was not determined - the match ended in a 2:2 draw. In the first half, all four goals were scored. The referee, discussing with the VAR referees in the room, thereby "burned" about 10 minutes of the first half. In the 19th minute, Luuk de Jong put Andalusians in the lead, but in the 32nd minute, after a long review, a penalty kick was awarded to Sevilla. Alvaro Morata successfully converted it to equalize the score. Shortly after, Sevilla made a serious mistake in the midfield and Joao Felix, with a precise shot, put Atletico in the lead. However, the drama did not end with that in the first half - the 43rd minute saw another penalty awarded to Atletico. And during this episode, the referee engaged in long discussions with both players and colleagues from the VAR room. Lucas Ocampos, who earned the penalty, stepped up to the spot and restored the equality. In the second half, opportunities were not lacking for both teams, but after the crazy first half, no more goals were scored. After the draw, Sevilla remains in third place, Atletico in fifth. In other matches, Mallorca, fighting for survival, defeated Eibar 2:1 on the road. Results: Atletico 2 - 2 Sevilla 19' [0 - 1] L. de Jong 32' [1 - 1] A. Morata (penalty) 36' [2 - 1] J. Felix 43' [2 - 2] L. Ocampos (penalty) Eibar 1 - 2 Mallorca 42' [0 - 1] D. Rodriguez 78' [0 - 2] T. Kubo 90+2' [1 - 2] P. Bigas
