Sevilla vs Atlético Madrid ended 1–3 at the Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán after Álex Baena scored twice for the visitors on August 29. The official LaLiga match record lists Baena’s goals in the fourth and 33rd minutes, with Lookman adding Atlético’s other goal in the 26th. Sevilla’s Miguel Sierra scored in the 66th minute, but the hosts could not complete a comeback.

The early goal set the tone for Atlético. Baena put the visitors ahead before Sevilla could settle, and Lookman extended the lead midway through the first half. Baena then struck again before the interval, giving Atlético a three-goal cushion and allowing the side to protect its advantage after the break.

Sevilla’s response came in the second half through Sierra, but the goal changed the score without changing the result. The official match page confirms the final margin and the scorers, while Spanish coverage highlighted Baena’s role in an Atlético performance built around quick transitions and a more direct attacking approach.

The result was important because Atlético entered the fixture with questions about its attack and had to play away from the Metropolitano. Current match coverage said the team had collected four points from its first two matches and was facing a Sevilla side that had started the campaign with confidence. The victory therefore supplied an early-season lift, even though one match does not settle the shape of a long league campaign.

For Sevilla, the late goal offered a response but not enough time or control to threaten the three-goal deficit. The final score also reflected how much damage Atlético had done before halftime. The result leaves both teams with a clearer early-season talking point, but the next conclusions should wait for more matches and official team updates. The confirmed story is a 3–1 Atlético win, a two-goal night for Baena and a three-goal first-half advantage that Sevilla could not overturn.