Man Utd defeated 1-0 on Tuesday at Old Trafford and lost Champions League last-16 tie with Atletico Madrid 2-1 on aggregate; Gary Neville critical of United's approach in the final stages but says their exit was "no surprise"; however, it will at least allow them to focus on top four
Gary Neville called Manchester United's Champions League exit to Atletico Madrid "miserable" but said it was no surprise they were knocked out by the Spanish side and criticised the home team's approach at Old Trafford.
Renan Lodi's first-half header took Atletico to a 2-1 aggregate win over United in the last-16 tie and, with the Premier League out of reach and United already knocked out of the FA Cup, they are facing up to a trophy drought stretching to five seasons - their worst return in 40 years.
United's chances of even qualifying for next season's Champions League are also in doubt, with Arsenal above them in fourth place with games in hand.
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