Confirmed :Ralf Ragnick Man Utd player ratings: Total score of 86 as Harry Maguire's error hands Atletico victory,as he labels a player who will never play till he leaves Manchester United,new captain set to take over .

 

Manchester United were eliminated 

from the Champions League on Tuesday 

night after failing to beat Atletico Madrid 

in the tournament's quarter-finals. Renan 

Lodi's close-range strike in the first half 

proved decisive for the visitors, who held 

firm after the break to prevent the Red 

Devils from drawing level as time ran out. 

After a forgettable night under the lights

 at Old Trafford, Express Sport gives a 

detailed breakdown of the United player ratings.

Player ratings

David de Gea - 6

Made a strong save to deny Rodrigo 

De Paul during the early stages of the 

first half and did the basics well. Was let

 down by his defenders for Lodi's goal.

Diogo Dalot - 5

Struggled defensively on a number 

of occasions and should have done 

more to prevent Atletico's first-half strike, 

although he was forced to try and mark 

three players due to Harry Maguire's error.

Harry Maguire - 4

Gave his United team-mates plenty 

of work to do when he stepped up to 

give Atletico space behind the defensive

 line moments before Lodi's goal. Failed

 to inspire on the ball and did little to 

ease the recent criticism around his 

sub-par showings.

Raphael Varane - 6

Looked good on the ball and started the

 first-half attack that led to Anthony Elanga's

 missed chance. Did not enjoy the best 

game of his career but was put in a difficult

 place by Maguire for the goal. Forced 

Jan Oblak into a flying save with a powerful

 header late on.

Alex Telles - 5

Won more first-half duels than any 

other player on the pitch but did little to 

set the world alight. Could have worked 

harder to prevent the cross that set up 

Lodi's first-half strike for the visitors.

Fred - 7

Was arguably United's best player during

 the first half. Impressed with the ball at feet

 and managed to keep things ticking in 

the engine room for the most part.

Scott McTominay - 6

Did okay but could have been quicker 

on the ball to maintain United's tempo 

in the middle third. Sprayed a couple of 

lazy passes and should arguably have 

taken up a deeper position during the 

build-up to Atletico's first-half goal.

Bruno Fernandes - 6

Tried his best to make things happen 

for United but, apart from testing Jan 

Oblak on a couple of occasions, was 

unable to leave his mark on proceedings

 over the course of the match.

Jadon Sancho - 6

Got into some decent areas and had 

no shortage of touches in the final third

 but struggled to carve out many clear

-cut chances. Came agonisingly close

 to scoring with a fiercely-struck volley

 but narrowly missed the target with his effort.

Anthony Elanga - 6

Offered plenty of energy down the right flank for United but wasted a couple of important opportunities to find the back of the net. Should have tracked back to help Dalot in his bid to prevent Lodi's goal for Atletico.

Cristiano Ronaldo - 5

Was visibly frustrated for large parts of the match and struggled to stamp his authority on the contest. Only needed a single moment to change the game but no such opportunity fell his way.