The match started with a more dangerous Atlético de Madrid, who moved the ball from flank to flank looking for the hole through which to hurt the Cadista team. It was Morata who, before reaching the quarter of an hour mark, beat Fali to beat David Gil and put the Madrid team ahead on the scoreboard. Cádiz responded by regrouping, taking control of the ball and looking for the speed of Choco Lozano.
In this search for the equalizer, Sergio González's team increased its presence in the area defended by Oblak. In the 43rd minute, Cala and Choco had the clearest chance for the Yellows, hitting the post and the goalkeeper in the same play. In stoppage time, Atleti took advantage of a set piece to make it 0-2. With some controversy, Saúl sent the ball into the back of the net to increase the colchonera advantage.
Right at the start of the second half, Daniel Wass put the score at zero to three with a great shot from distance. Minutes later, before the hour mark, Griezmann put the score at zero to four with his head from a good lateral cross. The Yellows, despite the result, continued to look for the goal.
In the final minutes, and after the carousel of changes, the Cadistas sought to close the gap on the scoreboard. Álvaro Giménez, in the 87th minute, scored the goal to make it 1-4, which would be the score at the end of the match, resulting in the title for Atlético de Madrid.
