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Atletico Madrid coach Diego Simeone was downhearted after the defeat by Real Sociedad in the Copa del Rey final (Thomas COEX)Diego Simeone tried to convey hope but his body language spoke for itself.The Argentine coach left Seville crumpled, wounded, by his team's Copa del Rey final defeat on Saturday by Real Sociedad, decided by the cruelty of penalties.Simeone led Atletico to the Spanish cup back in 2013, an eternity ago, and winning it again would have been the perfect springboard to send the club flying into the Champions League semi-finals clash with Arsenal.Atletico have never won that trophy and they had real belief they could do it this year, belief which was badly dented this weekend.The last time they won silverware of any kind was La Liga in 2021, with Luis Suarez leading the charge in attack.Winning the Copa would have ensured French star Antoine Griezmann could depart with a trophy under his arm, and end the club's drought.During the Simeone era, the club have started to escape the nickname they had -- El Pupas, the jinxed one -- given to them after they lost the 1974 European Cup final against Bayern.Simeone said his team could pick themselves back up from the defeat, 4-3 in the shoot-out after the gripping 2-2 draw, with Alexander Sorloth and Julian Alvarez missing from the spot for the Rojiblancos."The way we competed makes me calm," said the coach, but it will take effort to get his players in the right place mentally to take on Arsenal, with the first leg in the Spanish capital on April 29."I'm not thinking about Arsenal, what happens today hurts me a lot. We needed to win and we couldn't win," said Simeone."The fans don't need messages (from me), what they need is to win."Over 30,000 Atletico fans travelled down to Seville and left downhearted.Simeone had pledged the team were "ready" to win the Champions League after they eliminated Barcelona earlier in the week but they failed the litmus test against La Real."We still have the Champions League, we have a beautiful tie ahead of us," said Atletico midfielder Marcos Llorente, trying to raise spirits."We have to thank everyone, above all those who came to Seville, we're really hurting for them. We have to lift our heads up."- 'Now the good part' -Llorente said the team could not wallow in defeat."When you lose, you have another competition coming quickly," he continued."There's no time to think about things. This is really tough for us, but we have to get up -- now comes the good part."In the immediate aftermath of the shoot-out, decided by two saves by Real Sociedad stopper Unai Marrero and Pablo Marin's winning spot kick, Koke wiped away tears before issuing a similar message.The veteran midfielder is one of the wisest heads at Atletico and he told his team-mates to focus on what lies ahead."We tried everything, we left our souls out there and it wasn't to be," said the 34-year-old."That's life... it hurts, and we have to continue."Atletico are a club that have bounced back from many blows to keep on moving forwards, including defeats by rivals Real Madrid in the 2014 and 2016 Champions League finals.The Copa final loss stings but pales in contrast to those bitter blows.At least with Real Madrid eliminated, if Atletico can recover to find a way past Arsenal, that cannot happen a third time.rbs/bsp

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Flyers' Porter Martone makes most of hockey's unique pipeline timing originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.This doesn't happen in any other sport.But in hockey, a player can appear in an NCAA game and then an NHL playoff game less than a month apart. And the Philadelphia Flyers sure are glad it works that way, because Porter Martone is already shining under the bright lights.Martone was a star at Michigan State, which wrapped up its season not long ago.Now, he's already a star for the Flyers, scoring a goal during their win over the Pittsburgh Penguins to open the playoffs on Saturday night.This was nasty from Porter Martone.pic.twitter.com/6u90hYB6Nn Tom Fornelli (@TomFornelli) April 19, 2026MORE:Kirill Kaprizov broke a Wayne Gretzky NHL record"College hockey is wild because Martone was playing at Michigan State three weeks ago, now he's scoring in the Stanley Cup Playoffs," wrote The Athletic's Chris Vannini on X.The Flyers had made Martone a first-round pick, No. 6 overall, in the 2025 NHL Draft. But players don't have to sign right away.That allowed Martone to play a final season with the Spartans before coming to the professional ranks.His stock only grew with how impressive he was in the 2025-26 college hockey season, and the Flyers knew they wanted him when he was done.So as soon as MSU concluded its campaign, the Flyers gave Martone his contract and he came to the NHL.He scored four goals with six assists in nine games to close out the regular season, and now he's already on the playoff scoresheet.It has to feel like a bit of a whirlwind for Martone, but what a start to his NHL career -- he hasn't wasted any time showing what he can do.More NHL news:Maple Leafs' president brought AI trade pitches to deadline meetingsAlex Ovechkin reveals his retirement plansA Brady Tkachuk trade warning is in playOffseason trade still might be coming for SabresConnor McDavid makes 100-year hockey history with Wayne Gretzky

Veteran endurance driver Juha Miettinen was killed in a seven-car pile-up during a race at Germany's Nurburgring on Saturday.