Oblak after Mallorca game: We need to do more, we need to do better

must improve on their performance against

when they visit Manchester City in the

Champions League

, according to Jan Oblak. Atletico Madrid takes on

in the second leg of their quarter-final on Wednesday at the Wanda Metropolitano, trailing 1-0 from the first leg.

They were beaten by relegation-threatened Mallorca by the same scoreline at the Visit Mallorca Estadi on Saturday, with Vedat Muriqi's penalty concluding a low-quality match. The reigning LaLiga champions' six-game winning streak came to an end, although they remain in fourth place, three points behind

Sevilla

in second.

Oblak was dissatisfied with the penalty decision when Reinildo was adjudged to have fouled Pablo Maffeo, but admitted the Rojiblancos did not play well enough to win. Atletico Madrid must improve on their performance against Real Mallorca when they host Manchester City in the Champions League, according to

.

Atletico Madrid takes on Manchester City in the second leg of their quarter-final on Wednesday at the Wanda Metropolitano, trailing 1-0 from the first leg. They were beaten by relegation-threatened Mallorca by the same scoreline at the Visit

Mallorca Estadi

on Saturday, with Vedat Muriqi's penalty concluding a low-quality match.

The reigning

LaLiga

champions' six-game winning streak came to an end, although they remain in fourth place, three points behind Sevilla in second. Oblak was dissatisfied with the penalty decision when Reinildo was adjudged to have fouled Pablo Maffeo, but admitted the Rojiblancos did not play well enough to win. in my opinion. Nothing can be done if the VAR people refuse to warn him. It's not a penalty, I've told the referee. Football is a contact sport, so it's possible that you'll touch someone after clearing the ball.

"The intensity wasn't where it needed to be for the entire team. You lose a game that you didn't have to lose in the end. You can't allow the opposing squad to play with more zeal. You must go in with the intention of winning and taking the three points."

Diego Simeone, the squad's head coach, also shot down the notion that his team had one eye on City. "We got off to a good start in the game, but it was costing us," he told reporters. "We were elaborate, created danger, but they were really effective defensively." We attempted to force a draw as a result of the penalty, but it was not to be. "It's easy to blame a lack of focus, but we couldn't get past their well-organized defense."

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