Manchester United vs Atletico Madrid LIVE: Champions League result, final score, reaction as United crash out

58 mins: It’s going to be difficult for Man Utd to get this equaliser. Atletico Madrid have everyone back to defend. There’s very little space to play through them. Diogo Dalot has an attempted cross charged down but the ball comes back to Bruno Fernandes. He flicks the ball into the box but Jan Oblak comes out and claims it.

55 mins: Sancho brings the ball down the left wing and pulls the ball back to Fred who’s made his way up the inside left channel. He receives the ball and slots it into a decent area near the back post. Elanga can’t get to it before the ball crosses the byline. Was that a shot or a pass from Fred? Hard to tell.

53 mins: Scott McTominay is penalised for a tackle on Antoine Griezmann. This is good for Atletico Madrid, they’ll take as much time as possible out of the game, delaying restarts and taking their time over set plays. The free kick comes into the box to David De Gea who’s clearance is terrible. He boots it up to Rodrigo de Paul and the midfielder has a go from range, sending his effort high and wide.

50 mins: Jadon Sancho is played in on the break as United come up the pitch. He darts inside and looks to play Cristiano Ronaldo into the box only for Reinildo to intercept the pass and boot it out for a throw in.

Alex Telles chucks the ball to Harry Maguire who curls in a cross from the left but sends it over everyone’s heads and out of play.

48 mins: Chance! Raphael Varane chips the ball over the top into Bruno Fernandes who dinks it over to Anthony Elanga sending the 19-year-old flying into the box. He takes the ball in from the right and fires a shot across goal towards the back post. Jan Oblak sticks out a hand and tips it just wide of the target!

Great start to the second half for the home side.

Kick off: Manchester United have 45 minutes to get back into the game. The away goals rule has been scrapped this year so if the game ends in a draw it’ll go to extra-time and penalties.

No changes at the break as United get the match back underway.

Ralf Rangnick is confident Cristiano Ronaldo can help fire Manchester United into the Champions League quarter-finals just 72 hours after the veteran’s superb hat-trick against Tottenham.

All eyes will be on Old Trafford as Atletico Madrid come to town on Tuesday, when the round-of-16 encounter will resume at 1-1 thanks to Anthony Elanga’s late goal for the fortunate Red Devils in Spain.

United are attempting to reach the Champions League last eight for just the third time since the retirement of Sir Alex Ferguson, who was in the stands on Saturday as Ronaldo scored his first Premier League hat-trick since 2008.

Manchester United have been eliminated from their last three Champions League knockout stage games when drawing the first leg, doing so against Real Madrid (2012-13 last 16), Bayern Munich (2013-14 quarter-final) and Sevilla (2017-18 last 16).

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Renan Lodi opens the scoring at Old Trafford!