Diego Simeone's squad are ready to turn the page.
The rojiblancos kicked things off in the gym, with the starters from the Barcelona clash going through a standard recovery session, while the rest of the team knuckled down to prepare for a pivotal La Liga showdown.
Simeone, as ever, was at the helm, steering his side towards their next challenge, a trip to Sevilla's Ramon Sanchez-Pizjuan stadium. With just one full training session scheduled before they travel, the Argentine boss has limited time to fine-tune his plans.
That clash with Sevilla is massive for Atletico. They're desperate to turn their form around and refocus on the 27 points still up for grabs in the league. "We've got to move on and fight for every point now," Simeone has said about digging deep in tough moments like these.
Whether he'll test his starting XI in the training sessios remains to be seen, but fans will be eager to see how he lines up to break this rough patch.
With the Copa del Rey gone and the league now their sole focus, Atletico are at a crossroads. All eyes will be on Simeone to see if he can rally his troops and get them soaring again, starting with three points in Seville.
Vinicius Junior and his Real Madrid teammates were left reeling after Arsenal dished out a 3-0 hammering in the UEFA Champions League quarter-final first leg at the Emirates Stadium on Tuesday night.
Liverpool have turned heads in the transfer market, reportedly winning over Sevilla's in-demand centre-back Loic Bade, a player also coveted by rivals Manchester United, ahead of a blockbuster summer move.
Barcelona manager Hansi Flick has warned their Champions League rivals that his side are still improving after a 4-0 demolition of Borussia Dortmund in Wednesday's quarter-final first leg at the Estadi Olimpic Lluis Companys.
Sevilla striker Akor Adams has been ruled out for a number of weeks after picking up a muscle injury.
