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Cristiano Ronaldo set a new Champions League record as Manchester United crashed out of the Champions League.

Atletico Madrid sealed a 1-0 win (2-1 on aggregate) at Old Trafford as Renan Lodi put the Spanish side through to the quarter-finals. Ronaldo wasn't best pleased with the referee as he was spotted berating him after Atletico Madrid's opener, but when the dust setlles, it was a game in which he made history.

Ronaldo passed Real Madrid legend, Iker Casillas, by playing the most minutes in the history of the Champions League. It's only been a matter of days since the Portuguese officially became the all-time leading scorer in world football with 807 goals to his name.

Rangnick congratulated Ronaldo on his impressive feat in his programme notes before Tuesday night's loss at Old Trafford.

He said: "I would like to congratulate Cristiano on becoming the all-time leading scorer in world football. He has now scored 807 goals plus. I'm certain he will keep adding to that total over the coming weeks and months - hopefully including tonight."

Paul Scholes slammed United after the defeat by Atletico and reckons they would have gone through to the next round with a