Atlético Madrid beat Manchester United 2-0 in the Champions League on Tuesday night in Madrid, Sky Sports and the Guardian reported. United played the last part of the game with 10 men.

Atlético scored inside the first minute. Pablo Barrios ran through on the right and finished after a pass from Álex Baena. Sky Sports timed the goal at 47 seconds, while the Guardian said it came after 53 seconds.

United had chances to draw level. Bryan Mbeumo missed two good chances in the first half, and captain Bruno Fernandes hit the bar. Atlético also had a second goal ruled out before halftime after a video review found a handball.

The key moment came in the second half. Defender Leny Yoro was shown a straight red card for denying Jonathan David a clear chance to score. Referee Glenn Nyberg first gave a free kick against David, but he reversed the decision after an on-field review, Sky Sports reported. Ademola Lookman then made it 2-0 with just over 10 minutes left.

Sky Sports pundits called the red card harsh. "It is soft! No way, that should not be a red," former striker Clinton Morrison said, Sky Sports reported.

The loss adds to the pressure on United head coach Michael Carrick. United are now winless in five games and remain on three points in the Champions League, Sky Sports reported. After the match, defender Lisandro Martínez criticized the club's leaders over a lack of summer spending, Sky Sports reported.

Barrios held up six fingers after scoring, for club captain Koke, whose mother had died hours before kickoff, the Guardian reported.

What we know: Atlético won 2-0, and United finished with 10 men after Yoro's red card.
What we don't: Whether United will make changes after a fifth straight game without a win.