A unique Academy

The Academy of Atlético de Madrid He closed the course with outstanding marks. A fantastic season for red-and-white youth football, with up to eight league titles won and the Champions Cup final won by the Juvenil A of Fernando Torres.

The final trophy came from the hands of Cadet B trained by Borja Resurrectionbrother of koke, captain of the first team. The red and white team defeated Real Madrid in a thrilling final day by overall goal-average. The colchoneros beat Paracuellos 8-0 while the whites beat Getafe 2-7. Goal difference gave the championship to Atlético.

Previously, Juvenil A, Cadete A, Cadete B, Femenino Cadete B, Infantil A, Alevín A F11, Benjamín A and Prebenjamín A, the last two from Football 7, were proclaimed winners of their respective championships.

Juvenil A took the title with a seven point difference over Real Madrid Alvaro Arbeloa. That gave him the right to compete in the Champions Cup. The one in Fernando Torres they won the tournament for the third time in the club’s history.

Cadet A, led by Pablo del Barrio, destroyed. He left 15 points at Real Madrid, who also won the same derby. 29 victories and one defeat, with 107 goals for and only ten matches, the balance of the Colchonero team in the category Super League.

As for the first year cadets, the man de Borja Resurrection won the aforementioned league while the women’s Jorge Riado They completed an extraordinary season, as they did not give up a single point and were the highest scorers and the ones who scored the fewest goals.

Baby A, included Daniel Ortega On the bench, he led the Super League category, becoming the champion by nine points ahead of Real Madrid. 28 wins, one draw and one defeat is the result of the rojiblancos.

For its part, Alevín A of Ivan Trapero, With 29 wins and one draw, they beat Real Madrid, where they got seven points at the end of the championship, with 150 goals for and only six matches.

THE SMALLEST

Then in Soccer 7, Benjamín A of Ruben Trapero He is champion with 24 wins in 24 games and a whopping 255 goals for and only two matches. Second place is Colchonero Benjamín B. Finally, the youngest, Prebenjamín A, coach for Hector Sibertwas also a champion, winning all the matches he played.

A fantastic season for colchonero grassroots football, where its first team, Atlético de Madrid B, achieved permanence in the Primera RFEF a few days before, something that the women’s affiliates in the Primera RFEF also did and Second RFEF.