Audio By Carbonatix
Inaki Williams and Nico Williams made the headlines on Thursday night as Athletic Club beat Atletico Madrid to seal a place in the 2023/24 Copa del Rey final.
The two brothers combined for two of Bilbao's goals in the 3-0 win at San Mames to ensure Ernesto Valverde's side made light work of Atletico.
The Basque club came into the second leg of the encounter with the advantage having won 1-0 at Wanda Politano.
Inaki opened the scoring at San Mames with a brilliant volley in the 13th minute after a great run by Nico on the left wing, crossing the ball for his elder brother.
Athletic WIN.
Williams. Iñaki. Nico.#AthleticAtleti #AthleticClubpic.twitter.com/2oX95GuhYK— Athletic Club (@Athletic_en) February 29, 2024
The Ghana international returned the favour moments, turning the provider for his junior brother to double the lead and put Bilbao in the driving seat.
It's a Williams thing!
— Athletic Club (@Athletic_en) February 29, 2024
A goal and an assist each for the brothers.
2-0 I #AthleticAtleti #AthleticClub pic.twitter.com/EFKMOOPWfN
After the break, Gorka Guruzeta scored the third for the home side and put the game beyond the reach of Atletico and secure a place in the final for his side.
Bilbao will now face Mallorca in the final of the competition with the date yet to be confirmed.
Latest Stories
-
BoG awaits legal advice on next steps after court orders restoration of GN Savings and Loans licence
18 minutes -
SA: First batch of evacuated Ghanaians set to arrive on Wednesday – Ghana envoy confirms airlift plan
30 minutes -
The Eagles of Carthage: Discipline, defiance, and a defining moment
31 minutes -
Rubio says US will find ‘another way’ if Iran talks fail
46 minutes -
China’s Huawei reveals chip design breakthrough amid US sanctions
47 minutes -
NPL threat looms over Ghana’s banking sector – IMF demands stronger action
53 minutes -
Ghana Horticulture Expo 2026 to champion agricultural self-reliance through innovation
1 hour -
Banking reforms incomplete, state-owned banks under watch – IMF Warns
1 hour -
SDIs could become next stability threat – IMF flags financial sector risks
1 hour -
Breaking the Resource Paradox: AETC pushes borderless, tech-driven African economy agenda
2 hours -
Ghana’s banking system nears full recovery after debt restructuring shock – IMF
2 hours -
Banks back to full capital adequacy – IMF declares progress in Ghana sector clean-up
2 hours -
IMF says BoG’s multi-billion cedi losses were part of economic recovery
2 hours -
The losses were necessary – IMF backs BoG’s costly economic rescue
3 hours -
People on the ground recognise the gains – IMF backs BoG strategy
3 hours