Four things we learned as Man United hit a new low after another damaging defeat in Madrid
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35-second readManchester United were back in action tonight, taking on Atlético Madrid at the Wanda Metropolitano. Winless in four matches and with pressure mounting on Michael Carrick , this was the perfect chance for the Red Devils to prove their poor run was just a blip and silence the doubters.
Unfortunately, that was not the case, as the Red Devils left Madrid with another defeat. Atlético won 2-0 in a game United finished with 10 men, after the referee sent off Leny Yoro for denying Jonathan David a clear goalscoring opportunity.
This game had plenty to pick from. Here is what we picked: Keeping clean sheets remains an issue United have kept just one clean sheet in nine games this season, and only two in their last 12 across all competitions.
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- Manchester United, Atletico Madrid
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Manchester United suffered a 2-0 defeat to Atlético Madrid, with tactical errors and poor performances increasing pressure on Michael Carrick.
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