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Rayo thrash Atletico who 'deserved to lose'
Rayo Vallecano waltzed to a 3-0 victory over Atletico Madrid on Sunday in La Liga, leaving Diego Simeone's side 15 points behind leaders Real Madrid.
Atletico dropped to fourth after their heavy defeat at Leganes's Butarque stadium, where Rayo hosted the fixture due to pitch problems at their own Vallecas ground.
Fran Perez, Oscar Valentin and Nobel Mendy struck for Rayo, who thoroughly deserved their triumph against an Atletico side that had thrashed Spanish champions Barcelona 4-0 in the Copa del Rey on Thursday.
With the Spanish cup their best chance of silverware this season it has seemed that Atletico have lacked some focus in La Liga, and that was reflected in this humbling by their city rivals.
The Rojiblancos have not won in their last three league matches.
"It seems like the league has slipped away, we can't lose games like this and we can't play a game the way we did today," angry Atletico goalkeeper Jan Oblak told DAZN.
"Competing like this is going to be to tough, you can't choose your games, every game has to be played at the highest level...
"Today they were much better, congratulations to them, we lost and deserved to lose."
Inigo Perez's Rayo took the lead in the 40th minute when Fran Perez finished Andrei Ratiu's cross, and Oscar Valentin doubled their advantage after Clement Lenglet gave the ball away.
Nobel Mendy netted the third in the 76th minute after some more poor Atletico defending to round off a miserable afternoon for Simeone's side.
Rayo, whose players have complained about the way the club is being run in recent weeks, supported by the coaching staff, climbed up to 16th.
O.Brown--AT