2003–04 Atlético Madrid season

Atlético de Madrid

2003–04 season
Manager	Gregorio Manzano
La Liga	7th
Copa del Rey	Quarter-final
Top goalscorer	Fernando Torres (19)
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Atlético de Madrid firmly re-established itself in La Liga, thanks to a 7th place finish. The season saw Fernando Torres taking another step towards superstardom, scoring 19 goals in the season during which he turned 20 years, which led to a call-up to the Spanish squad for the EURO 2004. The finish was still not enough to satisfy the owner family Gil, resulting in coach Gregorio Manzano unexpectedly getting the sack.

Squad

Goalkeepers

• Germán Burgos
• Sergio Aragoneses
• Juanma
• Ismael Falcón

Defenders

• Cosmin Contra
• García Calvo
• Santi
• Sergi
• Matías Lequi
• Gaspar Gálvez
• Iván Romero

Midfielders

• Gonzalo de los Santos
• Kiki Musampa
• Jorge Larena
• Rubén Olivera
• Diego Simeone
• Juan Carlos Aguilera
• Nano
• Ariel Ibagaza
• Rodrigo Fabri
• Álvaro Novo
• Diego Rivas
• Juanma Ortiz
• Gabi

Attackers

• Fernando Torres
• Veljko Paunović
• Demis Nikolaidis
• Toché
• Arizmendi

Results

La Liga

• Sevilla-Atlético Madrid 1-0
• 1-0 Júlio Baptista  25'

• Atlético Madrid-Albacete 1-0
• 1-0 Jorge Larena  49'

• Osasuna-Atlético Madrid 1-0
• 1-0 Pablo García  36'

• Atlético Madrid-Valencia 0-3
• 0-1 Vicente  68'
• 0-2 Mista  77'
• 0-3 Mista  90'

• Atlético Madrid-Barcelona 0-0

• Deportivo-Atlético Madrid 5-1
• 1-0 Fran  6'
• 1-1 Matías Lequi  11'
• 2-1 Enrique Romero  31'
• 3-1 Sergio  50'
• 4-1 Walter Pandiani  55'
• 5-1 Lionel Scaloni  90'

• Atlético Madrid-Mallorca 2-1
• 1-0 Fernando Torres  26'
• 1-1 Samuel Eto'o  38'
• 2-1 Jorge Larena  90'

• Real Murcia-Atlético Madrid 1-3
• 0-1 Fernando Torres  13' (pen.)
• 0-2 Demis Nikolaidis  37'
• 1-2 David Karanka  70'
• 1-3 Fernando Torres  83'

• Atlético Madrid-Real Sociedad 4-0
• 1-0 Demis Nikolaidis  18'
• 2-0 Fernando Torres  57' (pen.)
• 3-0 Fernando Torres  65'
• 4-0 Diego Simeone  80'

• Betis-Atlético Madrid 1-2
• 1-0 Marcos Assunção  20'
• 1-1 Fernando Torres  40'
• 1-2 Fernando Torres  49' (pen.)

• Atlético Madrid-Villareal 1-0
• 1-0 Álvaro Novo  55'

• Valladolid-Atlético Madrid 3-1
• 0-1 Kiki Musampa  13'
• 1-1 Ariza Makukula  21'
• 2-1 Víctor Zapata  37'
• 3-1 Francisco Sousa  65'

• Atlético Madrid-Málaga 2-0
• 1-0 Gonzalo de los Santos  5'
• 2-0 Demis Nikolaidis  73'

• Real Madrid-Atlético Madrid 2-0
• 1-0 Ronaldo  1'
• 2-0 Raúl  20'

• Atlético Madrid-Espanyol 2-0
• 1-0 Fernando Torres  21'
• 2-0 Fernando Torres  74'

• Celta Vigo-Atlético Madrid 2-2
• 0-1 Diego Simeone  17'
• 1-1 Peter Luccin  37'
• 2-1 Savo Milošević  40'
• 2-2 Matías Lequi  83'

• Atlético Madrid-Racing Santander 2-2
• 0-1 Sergio Matabuena  53'
• 1-1 Veljko Paunović  62'
• 2-1 Kiki Musampa  69'
• 2-2 Jonatan Valle  79'

• Real Zaragoza-Atlético Madrid 0-0

• Atlético Madrid-Athletic Bilbao 3-0
• 1-0 Fernando Torres  73'
• 2-0 Fernando Torres  83' (pen.)
• 3-0 Veljko Paunović  90'

• Atlético Madrid-Sevilla 2-1
• 1-0 Fernando Torres  42'
• 2-0 Demis Nikolaidis  70'
• 2-1 José Antonio Reyes  75'

• Albacete-Atlético Madrid 1-1
• 0-1 Nano  32'
• 1-1 Matías Lequi  60' (o.g.)

• Atlético Madrid-Osasuna 1-1
• 0-1 Valdo  24'
• 1-1 Demis Nikolaidis  90'

• Valencia-Atlético Madrid 3-0
• 1-0 Mista  30'
• 2-0 Vicente  65'
• 3-0 Mista  70'

• Barcelona-Atlético Madrid 3-1
• 1-0 Javier Saviola  9'
• 1-1 Demis Nikolaidis  21'
• 2-1 Ronaldinho  24'
• 3-1 Luis García Sanz  43'

• Atlético Madrid-Deportivo 0-0

• Mallorca-Atlético Madrid 0-1
• 0-1 Fernando Torres  89'

• Atlético Madrid-Real Murcia 1-1
• 0-1 Luis García Fernández  54' (pen.)
• 1-1 Nano  90'

• Real Sociedad-Atlético Madrid 2-1
• 1-0 Valeri Karpin  34' (pen.)
• 2-0 Diego Simeone  41' (o.g.)
• 2-1 Veljko Paunović  70'

• Atlético Madrid-Betis 2-1
• 1-0 Veljko Paunović  51'
• 1-1 Joaquín  67'
• 2-1 Fernando Torres  68'

• Villareal-Atlético Madrid 0-0

• Atlético Madrid-Valladolid 2-1
• 1-0 Fernando Torres  23'
• 2-0 Veljko Paunović  45'
• 2-1 Pablo Richetti  64'

• Málaga-Atlético Madrid 3-1
• 1-0 Ivan Leko  31'
• 2-0 Diego Alonso  45'
• 2-1 Nano  45'
• 3-1 Diego Alonso  49'

• Atlético Madrid-Real Madrid 1-2
• 0-1 Santiago Solari  5'
• 1-1 Veljko Paunović  47'
• 1-2 Iván Helguera  77'

• Espanyol-Atlético Madrid 3-1
• 1-0 Fredson  64'
• 2-0 Claudiu Raducanu  82'
• 3-0 Claudiu Raducanu  88'
• 3-1 Fernando Torres  90'

• Atlético Madrid-Celta Vigo 3-2
• 1-0 Nano  2'
• 2-0 Fernando Torres  6'
• 2-1 Savo Milošević  32'
• 3-1 García Calvo  39'
• 3-2 Edu  70'

• Racing Santander-Atlético Madrid 2-2
• 0-1 Ariel Ibagaza  25'
• 1-1 Cristian Álvarez  57'
• 1-2 Gonzalo de los Santos  59'
• 2-2 Omri Afek  90'

• Atlético Madrid-Real Zaragoza 1-2
• 1-0 Nano  65'
• 1-1 Delio Toledo  90'
• 1-2 Delio Toledo  90'

• Athletic Bilbao-Atlético Madrid 3-4
• 1-0 Andoni Iraola  19'
• 1-1 Ariel Ibagaza  26'
• 1-2 Gonzalo de los Santos  32'
• 1-3 Fernando Torres  34'
• 2-3 Joseba Arriaga  52'
• 2-4 Fernando Torres  83'
• 3-4 Joseba Arriaga  87'

Top scorers

La Liga

• Fernando Torres 19
• Veljko Paunović 6
• Demis Nikolaidis 6
• Nano 5

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