2004–05 Atlético Madrid season

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Manager César Ferrando Copa del Rey Semi-final Top goalscorer Fernando Torres (16)		La Liga 11th Intertoto Cup Final

Atlético de Madrid had a largely disappointing season, where the club stalled in its progress towards the internationally qualifying positions. Despite Fernando Torres continuing to score more than a dozen goals per season, consolidating his status as Spain's top young striker, Atlético were only able to score 40 league goals. That rendered the successful defence of Luis Perea and Pablo Ibáñez vital just to keep the club in mid-table.

Goalkeepers

Leo Franco

Sergio

Iván Cuéllar

Defenders

Juan Velasco

Santi

Midfielders

Carlos Aguilera

Nano

Ariel Ibagaza

Jesper Grønkjær

Peter Luccin

Raúl Medina

Attackers

Veljko Paunović

Richard Núñez

Fernando Torres

Salva

Nacho Novo

Braulio

Captain

Fernando Torres

La Liga

Atlético Madrid-Málaga 2-0

1-0 Juan Calatayud 45' (o.g.)

2-0 Fernando Torres 48'

Albacete-Atlético Madrid 0-2

0-1 Fernando Torres 85'

0-2 Ariel Ibagaza 90'

Atlético Madrid-Barcelona 1-1

0-1 Giovanni van Bronckhorst 21'

1-1 Fernando Torres 48'

Levante-Atlético Madrid 1-0

1-0 Alberto Rivera 20' (pen.)

Atlético Madrid-Villareal 1-0

1-0 Salva 41'

Real Sociedad-Atlético Madrid 1-0

1-0 Darko Kovačević 41'

Atlético Madrid-Racing Santander 1-0

1-0 Fernando Torres 7'

Sevilla-Atlético Madrid 2-1

1-0 Aitor Ocio 10'

2-0 Júlio Baptista 52'

2-1 Pablo Ibáñez 90'

Valencia-Atlético Madrid 1-1

1-0 Angulo 64'

1-1 Fernando Torres 78'

Atlético Madrid-Real Zaragoza 1-1

0-1 Savio 2'

1-1 Salva 83'

Mallorca-Atlético Madrid 1-1

1-0 Juan Arango 26'

1-1 Gonzalo Colsa 83'

Atlético Madrid-Numancia 2-0

1-0 Pablo Ibáñez 51'

2-0 Fernando Torres 77'

Espanyol-Atlético Madrid 2-1

1-0 Dani 52' (pen.)

1-1 Nano 54'

2-1 Dani 74'

Atlético Madrid-Osasuna 3-2

1-0 Fernando Torres 15'

2-0 Salva 30'

2-1 Valdo 44'

3-1 Gonzalo Colsa 54'

3-2 Richard Morales 74'

Athletic Bilbao-Atlético Madrid 1-0

1-0 Asier Del Horno 45'

Atlético Madrid-Deportivo 1-0

1-0 Antonio López 28'

Betis-Atlético Madrid 1-0

1-0 Joaquín 7'

Atlético Madrid-Real Madrid 0-3

0-1 Ronaldo 14'

0-2 Santiago Solari 81'

0-3 Ronaldo 83'

Getafe-Atlético Madrid 1-1

0-1 Jorge Larena 35'

1-1 Sergio Pachón 64'

Málaga-Atlético Madrid 1-0

1-0 Juan Rodríguez 81'

Atlético Madrid-Albacete 3-1

0-1 Francisco 11'

1-1 Fernando Torres 20'

2-1 Ariel Ibagaza 29'

3-1 Pablo Ibáñez 44'

Barcelona-Atlético Madrid 0-2

0-1 Fernando Torres 1'

0-2 Fernando Torres 90' (pen.)

Atlético Madrid-Levante 0-0

Villareal-Atlético Madrid 3-2

0-1 Fernando Torres 27'

0-2 Fernando Torres 40'

1-2 Diego Forlán 63'

2-2 Luis Perea 82' (o.g.)

3-2 Juan Pablo Sorín 90'

Atlético Madrid-Real Sociedad 1-0

1-0 Antonio López 25'

Racing Santander-Atlético Madrid 2-1

0-1 Fernando Torres 11' (pen.)

1-1 Mario Regueiro 38'

2-1 David Aganzo 51'

Atlético Madrid-Sevilla 3-0

1-0 Salva 16'

2-0 Fernando Torres 37'

3-0 Antonio López 42'

Atlético Madrid-Valencia 1-0

1-0 Fernando Torres 14'

Real Zaragoza-Atlético Madrid 0-0

Atlético Madrid-Mallorca 4-0

1-0 Gonzalo Colsa 27'

2-0 Fernando Torres 60' (pen.)

3-0 Salva 86'

4-0 Salva 88'

Numancia-Atlético Madrid 1-0

1-0 Toché 86'

Atlético Madrid-Espanyol 0-0

Osasuna-Atlético Madrid 1-0

1-0 John Aloisi 3'

Atlético Madrid-Athletic Bilbao 1-1

0-1 Joseba Etxeberría 66'

1-1 Gonzalo Colsa 78'

Deportivo-Atlético Madrid 2-0

1-0 Peter Luccin 54' (o.g.)

2-0 Joan Capdevila 82'

Atlético Madrid-Betis 1-2

0-1 Ricardo Oliveira 16'

0-2 Ricardo Oliveira 37' (pen.)

1-2 Melli 54' (o.g.)

Real Madrid-Atlético Madrid 0-0

Atlético Madrid-Getafe 2-2

0-1 David Cubillo 21' (pen.)

1-1 Richard Núñez 47'

1-2 Gheorghe Craioveanu 56'

2-2 Richard Núñez 90'

La Liga

Fernando Torres 16

Salva 5

Gonzalo Colsa 4

Pablo Ibáñez 3

References

2004–05 Atlético Madrid season Wikipedia

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Contents

Goalkeepers

Defenders

Midfielders

Attackers

Captain

La Liga

La Liga

References