The atmosphere at the Wanda Metropolitano Stadium on Sunday night was electric as fans of Spanish club Atlético Madrid chanted and booed their team, in protest over the team's recent performance.
The match against Real Betis had been expected to be a routine affair, but Atlético struggled to find their usual form, conceding two early goals in the first half.
As the game went on, the frustration of the fans became evident, with some even storming out of the stadium in disgust.
One fan, who refused to give his name, told reporters that he felt "betrayed" by the team after seeing them perform poorly.
Another fan, a mother named Ana, said she was disappointed with her son's performance, saying: "He's a big fan of Atlético and I'm so proud of him, but tonight it wasn't enough."
The incident has sparked controversy among football fans across Spain, with many calling for the team to improve and show more commitment to their supporters.
Some have suggested that the team may need to make changes to their tactics or squad, while others believe that they simply need to focus on improving their performances.
Regardless of the outcome, one thing is clear - the fans of Atlético Madrid will continue to voice their opinions and demand better from their team.