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Be\u00f1at Barreto issued zero-to-five ratings after Real Sociedad<\/a>\u2019s 0-3 loss to Atl\u00e9tico Madrid at Anoeta. According to Diario Vasco, points from La Liga<\/a> and the Copa del Rey<\/a> count towards the DV de Oro, a 41-year award, and fans can rate too.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Goalkeeper \u00c1lex Remiro<\/a> received two. Three goals felt harsh, he twice swept up with headed clearances, was wrong-footed once and beaten in two one-on-ones, getting a touch on the third.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Luken Beitia and Mamadou Sarr were the standouts with three apiece, sharp in recovery and duels. Jon Mikel Aramburu also took three, largely shutting down his flank before late space appeared. Sergio G\u00f3mez earned two and saw a free-kick saved by Jan Oblak.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Luka Sucic\u2019s three reflected flashes and near-misses, unable to shoot on 33, stretching but not connecting on 48, denied later, then a neat outside-of-the-boot pass on 92. Carlos Soler managed one, less involved, his 61st-minute strike held. Yangel Herrera\u2019s two included a tight booking and pressing that faded.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Ander Barrenetxea, on two, started slowly but later fed Sucic twice. Gon\u00e7alo Guedes, back as a starter and applauded, struggled to cut inside and was frustrated with the referee. Mikel Oyarzabal<\/a>, on one, found neither pockets between the lines nor box chances, a set-piece pass halted by the official.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n From the bench, Take Kubo\u2019s one reflected 20 worrying minutes. Job Ochieng, also one, conceded a needless penalty with an outstretched arm and was penalised amid grappling. Jon Gorrotxategi, Orri \u00d3skarsson and Arsen Zakharyan were not rated.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n