Youth League: Bayer Leverkusen outclass Atlético Madrid

Academy stars shine as German side secure emphatic victory

Bayer Leverkusen's Under-19 side produced a stunning display to thrash Atlético Madrid 4-0 in the UEFA Youth League on Tuesday. The German side dominated from the outset and took a deserved lead through Iker Bravo in the 19th minute. Leverkusen doubled their advantage before the break when Zidan Sertdemir found the net in the 37th minute.

The second half was a similar story, with Leverkusen continuing to create chances at will. Sertdemir added his second of the game in the 55th minute, before Karim Bellarabi rounded off the scoring in the 72nd minute.

The victory was a deserved one for Leverkusen, who were superior to Atlético Madrid in all areas of the pitch. The German side's attacking players were in scintillating form, and their defense was rarely troubled by the Spanish side.

The result leaves Leverkusen top of Group B with six points from two games. Atlético Madrid are bottom of the group with no points from their opening two matches.

Bayer Leverkusen's impressive start to the UEFA Youth League

Bayer Leverkusen's victory over Atlético Madrid was their second in as many games in the UEFA Youth League. The German side have now scored eight goals in their two matches and have yet to concede.

Leverkusen's impressive start to the competition is a continuation of their good form in the Bundesliga. The German side are currently top of the league and have won their last five games.

Bayer Leverkusen's Under-19 side is one of the most talented in Europe. The German side have a number of players who are already regulars for their first team, and they are expected to challenge for the UEFA Youth League title this season.

Atlético Madrid's disappointing start to the UEFA Youth League

Atlético Madrid's defeat to Bayer Leverkusen was their second in as many games in the UEFA Youth League. The Spanish side have now conceded eight goals in their two matches and have yet to score.

Atlético Madrid's disappointing start to the competition is a continuation of their poor form in the La Liga division. The Spanish side are currently bottom of the league and have lost their last three games.

Atlético Madrid's Under-19 side is one of the most experienced in Europe. The Spanish side have a number of players who have already made their debut for the first team, but they have struggled to find their form in the UEFA Youth League this season.