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• Atletico Mineiro 1-3 Botafogo: Santos secures history-making maiden Copa Libertadores title

  Ten-man Botafogo made history as they won the Copa Libertadores for the first time with a 3-1 victory over Atletico Mineiro in Buenos Aires.

  The Brazilian Serie A leaders had to do things the hard way after a second-minute red card but stood their ground to hold off Atletico's attempts at a comeback.

  There were just 29 seconds on the clock when Gregore caught Fausto Vera on the head with a high boot, with the red card brandished after 65 seconds.

  Atletico failed to take their chances despite the numerical advantage and soon found themselves on the back foot as Luiz Henrique fired in the rebound of Thiago Almada's blocked shot.

  Luiz Henrique then won a penalty nine minutes later when the goalkeeper wiped him out, and Alex Telles confidently dispatched from 12 yards.

  Eduardo Vargas pulled one back just two minutes into the second half, rising to nod in Hulk's corner, but despite their dominance, they could not find a second goal.

  Atletico flooded bodies forward in search of an equaliser late on but were caught out at the other end in the final minute of stoppage time, as Junior Santos slotted in from close range to secure the trophy.

  Data Debrief: History makers

  It was the fourth all-Brazilian final in the Copa Libertadores in the last five years, and it did not disappoint, with dramatic twists and turns from the first minute to the last.

  While it was already guaranteed that a side from Brazil would lift the trophy for a sixth consecutive year - something never done before - Botafogo have etched their name into history with the win. 

  Another name that went into the history books was Gregore, who received the fastest red card in a final in the competition's history, surpassing Ruben Sune and Roberto Paredes (both two minutes).

  Junior Santos finished as top scorer in the competition (10 goals), though his last-minute strike on Saturday was his first in the competition since the group stage. 

• Real Valladolid 0-5 Atletico Madrid: Visitors go second in LaLiga with rout

  Atletico Madrid hammered bottom side Real Valladolid 5-0 in LaLiga to provisionally move into second place in the table.

  Clement Lenglet netted his first goal for the club, and his first in LaLiga since 2020, when he turned in Marcos Llorente's cross from close range in the 26th minute.

  Julian Alvarez doubled the lead in the 35th, pouncing on a rebound from goalkeeper Karl Hein, who had blocked Antoine Griezmann's shot but could not deny the Argentine striker from the second attempt.

  Rodrigo De Paul made it 3-0 two minutes later with a first-time low shot and it could have been worse for Valladolid as Guiliano Simeone and Jose Maria Gimenez both had efforts ruled out for offside in the first half.

  Griezmann added another seven minutes into the second half after a brilliant move saw him dink Hein, with even the opposition fans prompted into applause.

  Ivan Sanchez rattled the crossbar for the hosts, but it was Atletico who would find another goal as Alexander Sorloth rounded things off in stoppage time by prodding in Angel Correa's cross. 

  Atletico are on 32 points, two ahead of Real Madrid, who have two games in hand. Barcelona, who lost 2-1 to Las Palmas earlier on Saturday, remain top with 34 points. Valladolid slumped to their tenth defeat in 15 games, leaving them bottom of the table on nine points.

  Data Debrief: Turning on the style

  It is a huge win that rounds off an impressive week for Atletico, who hit Sparta Prague for six in their Champions League match in midweek.

  Diego Simeone's men have scored four or more goals in two consecutive matches in all competitions for the first time since May 2023, while it is the first time since February 2018 that they have done so in consecutive away matches. 

  Atletico had six shots on target in the first half alone, scoring from half of them, and had nine overall as they created 3.77 expected goals (xG) against their struggling opponents. 

• Paris Saint-Germain 1-1 Nantes: Abline ends hosts' winning run

  Paris Saint-Germain were held to a rare 1-1 home draw against underdogs Nantes in Ligue 1 on Saturday.

  PSG had taken an early lead but after being pegged back by Matthis Abline's goal, they could not find a winner at the Parc des Princes.

  The match had barely started when Goncalo Ramos flicked a cross into the box to Achraf Hakimi, who easily slotted the ball into the net, giving PSG a flying start in just two minutes.

  Lee Kang-In almost doubled their lead 20 minutes later, but could only strike the post after beating Patrik Carlgren.

  However, Nantes refused to give up against the league leaders, equalising seven minutes before the break with a goal from Abline, who breezed past Willian Pacho to score with their first shot on target.

  PSG pressed hard for a late winner, driving Nantes into a resolute defensive stance, but the visitors held firm, weathering the storm as Goncalo Ramos failed to capitalise on two great chances.

  Luis Enrique's side are still alone at the top with 33 points, seven points ahead of Monaco, who play Marseille on Sunday, while Nantes are in 16th, the relegation play-off spot, with 11 points. 

  Data Debrief: PSG cannot make dominance count

  PSG were on a five-game winning run in Ligue 1 and were looking to put a disappointing 1-0 defeat to Bayern Munich in the Champions League behind them.

  They set a new record for possession in a Ligue 1 game since Opta records began in 2006-07, seeing 84.1% of the ball during the game.

  PSG also had 24 shots, with six of those classed as big chances. They also had 115 final third entries compared to Nantes' 22, but could not find a way past their stubborn visitors, who ended a run of three losses on the road.