Despite the fact that Atletico Madrid appears destined for another season without a trophy, Diego Simeone has underlined his satisfaction with the team.

The Argentine watched as his team lost a one-goal advantage to rival Real Madrid in the Copa del Rey quarterfinals at Santiago Bernabeu, losing 3-1 after extra time.

Atletico's departure practically puts an end to the season's chances of winning any trophies; the club is presently fourth in LaLiga, 13 points behind league leader Barcelona, and is also out of Europe.

In his post-match remarks, Simeone reiterated his dedication to the Rojiblancos, stressing he has not yet decided to go on his own.

"I am enormously happy to be at Atletico," he said. "[I have been] from the day I arrived. I am going to give everything I have until I leave.

"I will give myself a thousand per cent with this team and with the club. Now, I only have [it] in my head to work with joy and enthusiasm.

"I have done that from the day I arrived [and I will do so] until the day [that] I have to go. That will come some day [but not now]."

With the score tied at 1-1 in extra time and Stefan Savic being sent off for receiving consecutive cautions, Atletico finished the game with 10 players.

After the game was done, the Atleti players' resentment about Dani Ceballos not receiving a second yellow for a foul earlier in the game erupted.

Goalkeeper Jan Oblak claimed that when playing their competitors, the match officials treat his team unfairly and that they should be prepared for such challenges.

"If it is a red for us, it should be a red for them too," he added. "I think they should have had their second yellow card.

"It's been decided that way and we're used to it by now. Even so, we've fought to the end against everyone."