Atletico Madrid are champions of Spain once again.Diego Simeone's side secured the country's biggest footballing prize on Saturday afternoon with a 2-1 victory away at Real Valladolid.Atletico went into the game knowing that a win would earn them the title at the expense of bitter rivals Real Madrid and they delivered just that - in the end.Los Rojiblancos went 1-0 down in the 18th-minute to a goal from Oscar Plano and they trailed at the half-time break.But after the interval, Atletico turned the game around. Angel Correa equalised in the 57th-minute, before talisman Luis Suarez grabbed a memorable winner 10 minutes later.That goal proved to be crucial, because had the Uruguayan not converted his chance, Luka Modric's 92nd-minute winner against Villarreal would have won La Liga for Real Madrid.Football eh?The victory in Valladolid is a game no Atletico fan will ever forget and the only downside to it was the fact that no supporters were in attendance at Estadio Jose Zorrilla.However, there were a healthy number of fans stationed outside the stadium waiting to celebrate and the players eventually went out to join them.In fact, they threw themselves into the crowd and Lucas Torreira - who is on loan at the Spanish club from Arsenal - uploaded footage of the chaotic scenes to his official Twitter account.Check out his video:

Atletico players celebrate with fans

It really was absolute carnage in Valladolid!

After the game had finished, Simeone spoke to the media and stated that his team's triumph in 2020/21 was different to the title win in 2013/14.

"They're different, with different feelings," The Atletico manager said, per Marca. "The world is experiencing a very bad situation and I hope that we have given a lot of people some joy.

"Spending 32 weeks on top is huge. I'm grateful, especially to those who played less than others. We remained a team with a goal and we were that at every minute."

The Argentine's team really are worthy champions and they will almost certainly be a force to be reckoned with next season as well.

(Credit: The Football Terrace)