Antoine Griezmann left to rue bad night after Atletico Madrid crash out of Champions League

‘Juventus were superior on every level’: Antoine Griezmann left to rue bad night after Atletico Madrid crash out of Champions League

  • Atletico paid the price for an ultra-cautious approach with a 2-0 first-leg lead
  • Cristiano Ronaldo grabbed a hat-trick in a 3-0 victory for Juventus on Tuesday 
  • Atletico forward Griezmann admitted ‘Juventus were superior on every level’

Atletico Madrid forward Antoine Griezmann admitted ‘Juventus were superior on every level’ after their 3-0 defeat. 

Shell-shocked Atletico failed to muster a shot on target as they paid the price for an ultra-cautious approach by defensive-minded coach Diego Simeone in the last-16 second leg tie.   

Cristiano Ronaldo grabbed a hat-trick against his favourite opponents as the Italians overturned a two-goal first-leg deficit and reach the Champions League quarter-finals on Tuesday night. 

Cristiano Ronaldo inspired Juventus to a comeback win over Atletico Madrid on Tuesday night

Atletico Madrid forward Antoine Griezmann admitted 'Juventus were superior on every level'

Atletico Madrid forward Antoine Griezmann admitted ‘Juventus were superior on every level’

‘We didn’t play the game we wanted to, it was a bad night and we made it easier for Juventus,’ Griezmann told Sky Sport Italia.

‘We are all disappointed, as we just didn’t play. I’m the first to say I didn’t do enough, our tempo was wrong and Juventus were superior on every level.

‘Considering we won the first leg 2-0, we can’t say much. I don’t know what happened, it reminded me a little of the Bayern Munich game, but that time we were able to make some adjustments.

‘Tonight, Juve were superior on all levels.’

Ronaldo scored a hat-trick to send Juve into the Champions League quarter-finals

Ronaldo scored a hat-trick to send Juve into the Champions League quarter-finals

He scored two headers either side of half-time before thumping home a late penalty

He scored two headers either side of half-time before thumping home a late penalty

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