Manchester United have launched an investigation to identify the fans who threw objects at Atletico Madrid boss Diego Simeone, sources told ESPN.
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Cristiano Ronaldo's reaction summed up the feeling around Old Trafford after Manchester United's 1-0 defeat against Atletico Madrid on Tuesday night.
So “that’s that” for United in this year’s Champions League, said Ian King on Football365. And it’s “probably over for next year as well”, considering Arsenal are in good form. United are “monitoring” Chelsea boss Thomas Tuchel, The Guardian reported. “We need much more from everyone because this club is too big for where we are now.” A last-16 exit is “about par for the course given their current reduced status”, McNulty added. Their only hope of salvaging anything this season is by finishing in the Premier League top four. Cristiano Ronaldo’s reaction summed up the feeling around Old Trafford after Manchester United’s 1-0 defeat against Atletico Madrid on Tuesday night.
Atletico Madrid saw off Manchester United in the Champions League on Tuesday night with Diego Simeone being targeted by the home fans at full-time at Old ...
Ralf Rangnick bemoaned the performance of the official at Old Trafford with the home side feeling aggrieved that a foul was not given in the build up to Atletico's winner. Pick up your Daily Mirror every day of the Cheltenham Festival for a FREE £2 shop bet with William Hill which can be used on any of the sporting action! We started with a 5-3-2 then changed to a 5-4-1 with Antoine Griezmann on the right of midfield and Renan Lodi growing more and more on the left. He then added on his team's performance, which sent them through to the last eight: "I’m happy. The 51-year-old was quizzed on the incident but was unaware. United attempted to pile the pressure on in the second 45 but Atletico's defence stood firm.
The rudderless Red Devils were knocked out by Atletico Madrid who won 1-0 at Old Trafford for a 2-1 aggregate success.
“So we need much more from everyone because this club is too big for where we are now. “I love the club. We got a good draw in Madrid and then we play here with the fans.
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The rudderless Red Devils were knocked out by Atletico Madrid who won 1-0 at Old Trafford for a 2-1 aggregate success.
“So we need much more from everyone because this club is too big for where we are now. “I love the club. We got a good draw in Madrid and then we play here with the fans.
Manchester United 0-1 Atletico Madrid (agg 1-2): Relive the reaction from Old Trafford as Manchester United crashed out of the Champions League.
His psychological hold over Atletico is broken, to go with so much in the United team. They had too much nous for United, too much Champions League experience. This is a shadow of the club it should be, as a night like this proved.
Renan Lodi's first-half goal secured an aggregate victory for the La Liga side and condemned United to another trophyless season.
“I don’t want to keep having a go at this manager he seems like a really nice man, I love his interviews he comes across as very honest. But anybody else in the world should be available to this club. The managers that you’d probably want are all in jobs so you’ve got to navigate your way through that.” Fernandes wasn’t the only one in a red shirt to grow exasperated as Atletico’s time-wasting antics incurred the wrath of home supporters and players alike. At some point you’ve got to link and get them out of position, get in behind them. United’s widemen looked the most likely to level the scoreline.
Manchester United crashed out of the Champions League on Tuesday night as they lost 1-0 to Atletico Madrid, but fans and players were clearly frustrated by ...
United thought there had been a foul on Anthony Elanga in the build-up to Atletico's goal but the referee saw nothing wrong with the challenge and VAR didn't think the decision required overturning. The Atleti boss made a hurried exit at full-time as United fans reacted with anger to their team's defeat. The match was full of talking points and Mirror Football has all of the big moments covered.
The latest Man United transfer rumours, injury updates and breaking news after the Reds match again Atletico Madrid.
Follow the live blog below for all of the day's breaking United news. Ralf Rangnick's side looked devoid of creativity and frustrated up against a streetwise Atletico side. Manchester United crashed out of the Champions League on Tuesday night.
Ralf Rangnick questioned the “curious refereeing decisions” after Manchester United were knocked out of the Champions League by Atletico Madrid.