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What the Atlético Madrid quiz covers
Every question is written and checked by football fans, across the topics that decide a real Atlético Madrid expert:
Club history
Founding, golden eras and the moments that shaped Atlético Madrid.
Players & legends
Cult heroes and record-breakers, past and present.
Managers
The bosses in the dugout and the trophies they won.
Trophies & honours
Every title, cup and big European night that counts.
Records & stats
Appearances, goals, transfers and all-time bests.
Iconic moments
Famous games, comebacks and unforgettable goals.
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Atlético beat Chelsea 4-1 in the 2012 UEFA Super Cup thanks to a hat-trick from which striker?
- Diego Costa
- Radamel Falcao
- Arda Turan
- Adrián López
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Answer: Radamel Falcao
Falcao's three first-half goals stunned the reigning European champions in Monaco.
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Which Mexican coach led Atlético to Champions League qualification in 2008, ending an 11-year absence from the competition?
- Gregorio Manzano
- Quique Sánchez Flores
- Javier Aguirre
- César Luis Menotti
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Answer: Javier Aguirre
'El Vasco' Aguirre steered a Forlán-led side back among Europe's elite.
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When Atlético opened their new stadium in 2017, what name did they give it, honouring an old 1920s ground?
- Metropolitano
- Estadio del Manzanares
- Vicente Calderón II
- Estadio Cholo Simeone
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Answer: Metropolitano
The 'Metropolitano' name revived the club's pre-Calderón home from 1923; for years it carried a 'Wanda' sponsor prefix.
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Which manager guided Atlético Madrid to their historic 1995-96 League and Cup Double — the only national double in the club's history?
- Javier Aguirre
- Radomir Antić
- César Luis Menotti
- Luis Aragonés
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Answer: Radomir Antić
The Serbian coach is famously the only man ever to take charge of all three of Real Madrid, Barcelona and Atlético.
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Antoine Griezmann first joined Atlético Madrid in 2014 from which other Spanish club?
- Real Sociedad
- Villarreal
- Valencia
- Málaga
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Answer: Real Sociedad
He broke through at Real Sociedad in San Sebastián before his roughly €30m move to Atlético.
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In which Europa League final did Diego Forlán score both goals for Atlético Madrid to beat Fulham?
- 2014
- 2012
- 2018
- 2010
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Answer: 2010
The Uruguayan's brace in Hamburg, including a 116th-minute extra-time winner, delivered the club's first European trophy in decades.
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Radamel Falcao was signed by Atlético Madrid in 2011 from which Portuguese club?
- Sporting CP
- FC Porto
- Braga
- Benfica
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Answer: FC Porto
'El Tigre' arrived from Porto, where he had been a prolific European goalscorer.
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Before Julián Álvarez arrived in 2024, Atlético's second-most expensive signing was a French winger bought from Monaco in 2018. Who?
- Thomas Lemar
- Gelson Martins
- Yannick Carrasco
- Antoine Griezmann
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Answer: Thomas Lemar
Lemar's roughly €70m fee sat behind only João Félix among their record buys.
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In the 2016 Champions League final shootout, which Atlético player's penalty hit the post, opening the door for Cristiano Ronaldo to win it for Real?
- Koke
- Juanfran
- Saúl
- Gabi
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Answer: Juanfran
The right-back's miss off the woodwork in Milan was the cruellest near-miss of a heartbreaking decade of finals.
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Atlético's 1995-96 Double was sealed by a 1-0 extra-time win over Barcelona in the Copa del Rey final. Who headed home the 102nd-minute winner?
- Milinko Pantić
- José Luis Caminero
- Kiko
- Lyuboslav Penev
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Answer: Milinko Pantić
A Serbian playmaker signed at 29, he was the creative spark of that side — and rose to nod in the cup-final winner.
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Goalkeeper Jan Oblak, a fixture of Simeone's era, is famous for repeatedly winning which individual honour?
- The Zamora Trophy for fewest goals conceded
- The Trofeo Di Stéfano
- The Pichichi for top scorer
- The Yashin Trophy
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Answer: The Zamora Trophy for fewest goals conceded
Named after legendary keeper Ricardo Zamora — who also managed Atlético's first title side — Oblak has claimed it a record number of times.
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On the final day of the 2013-14 season, Atlético sealed the La Liga title by drawing 1-1 at Camp Nou thanks to a header from which defender?
- Filipe Luís
- Miranda
- Diego Godín
- Juanfran
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Answer: Diego Godín
The Uruguayan's 49th-minute equaliser was the first time in Camp Nou's 67-year history that a visiting side clinched the title there.
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About the Atlético Madrid quiz
Atlético Madrid are the club that turned defiance into an identity. Founded in 1903 and forever cast as the outsider in Spanish football's great duopoly, Atleti built something entirely their own — red-and-white stripes, a siege mentality, and a fanbase that sings loudest when things look worst. This free Atlético Madrid quiz covers the whole story, from the club's first league titles in the early 1940s through the Vicente Calderón years to the Metropolitano era and the longest managerial reign in modern Spanish football. It's a test of everything that made 'Cholismo' a word — and the decades of drama that came before it.
The defining chapters are all here. Diego Godín's header in a 1-1 draw at Camp Nou on the final day of 2013-14, sealing a title nobody thought could be won against the big two's budgets; Luis Suárez's goals dragging the 2020-21 crown over the line on another final day. The heartbreaks get their questions too: Sergio Ramos's 93rd-minute equaliser in the 2014 Champions League final in Lisbon, the penalty shoot-out defeat in Milan two years later, and the 1974 European Cup final where a last-minute Bayern Munich equaliser forced a replay that Bayern won. Then the glory that did come — Europa League wins in 2010, 2012 and 2018, Diego Forlán's two goals against Fulham in Hamburg — and the legends: Luis Aragonés, Fernando Torres, Antoine Griezmann overtaking Aragonés as the club's all-time top scorer, and Koke passing 700 appearances as its greatest servant.
Questions span transfers, records, managers and cult heroes. Easy ones ease you in — which manager has been in charge since December 2011, which club Fernando Torres joined when he left for the Premier League in 2007 — before the hard end starts asking why Atleti wear red-and-white stripes at all, or which goalkeeper won the Zamora Trophy in 2015-16 after conceding just 18 goals all season. The finals, the final days and the derby wounds all get their turn. Whether you found Atleti through Simeone's grind or an older fan's stories of the Calderón, the difficulty climbs until it finds your level.
Every question comes with a short explained answer, so even a miss leaves you with the detail behind it — who scored, when, and why it mattered. Play the sample set below for free, no sign-up needed. When you want the rest, the full Atlético Madrid quiz lives in the Ball IQ app, alongside the daily challenge and multiplayer. Aúpa Atleti.
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