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December 11, 2020 By Oscar Rojas

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Los Blancos will host the team with the best record in the Spanish top-flight in what can only be seen as an interesting match for all football fans.

What is Real Madrid and Atlético Madrid's form prior to this game?

Real Madrid enter this game having won their last two games in all comps without conceding. Prior to that, Los Blancos had only won one of their four previous games in La Liga, which saw Zidane's team slip down the ranks in the domestic competition.

As for Atlético, Los Colchoneros are still unbeaten in La Liga with eight wins and two draws. If that was not enough reason to believe in their title chances, that game in hand could also serve their hopes quite well. The team's last game in all comps ended in a win last Wednesday when they took home a 2-0 win against Salzburg to reach the next stage of the UEFA Champions League.

What is Real Madrid and Atlético Madrid's position in the 2020-21 La Liga season?

Real Madrid make it to this match in fourth place, with a record showing six wins, two draws and three losses in La Liga, where they still have one game in hand. Zidane's men have found the back of the net 17 times, while their defense has admited twelve goals so far. Karim Benzema is the team's best striker with four goals up to this point.

Atlético are at the top of the league with 26 points. Los Colchoneros have shown an impressive form on both ends of the pitch, with 26 goals to their name and only two goals conceded. Simeone's men have kept eight clean sheets in their last nine outings. When it comes to scoring, Luis Suárez and Joao Felix share the team's top scorer honors with five goals each.

Real Madrid vs Atlético Madrid - Who's in and who's out?

Real Madrid: Injured: Fede Valverde, Eden Hazard, Luka Jovic. Doubtful: Martin Odegaard, Mariano.

Atlético Madrid: Injured: Diego Costa, José Giménez.

Real Madrid vs Atlético Madrid - Head-to-head stats

Atlético will defend a 26-game streak without a loss in La Liga.
Real Madrid have kept a clean sheet against Atlético in four of their last five competitive games.
Atlético have not beaten Real Madrid in a La Liga game since February 27, 2016. That game ended in a one-nil win for Los Colchoneros.
Real Madrid is unbeaten in their last eight La Liga games against Los Colchoneros.
The last game between these teams ended in a one-nil victory for Real Madrid.
Diego Simeone has played eleven games against Zinedine Zidane. So far, the Argentine's record record against his French counterpart shows two wins, four draws, and five losses.