The loss was the Spurs' second on their Australian tour but Argentine manager Mauricio Pochettino saw positives. Atletico will stay in Australia and face A-League team Melbourne Victory on Sunday, while Spurs return home and play Internazionale in Norway next Friday. It was Atletico Madrid's first match in Australia before 42,000 fans and comes after their penalty shoot-out loss against Real Madrid in their second Champions League final in three years. Skipper Gabi's free-kick was flicked on, allowing Godin to tap home from close range at the far post. And minutes later he kept out new Dutch signing Vincent Janssen's curling free kick with his right hand to again deny Spurs.

Source: Bangkok Post July 29, 2016 13:07 UTC