Everton 2-2 Manchester United result, stats and report

Atletico Madrid beat Manchester United 2-0 in the UEFA Champions League thanks to Pablo Barrios's first-minute goal and a late Ademola Lookman finish, with Leny Yoro's red card in the second half ending any hope of a United comeback.

Hull City came from behind twice to earn a 2-2 Premier League draw with Everton at home, with substitute Mohamed Belloumi scoring the equaliser ten minutes from time. Everton dominated possession and created far more chances but paid for a staggering six big chances missed.

Everton cannot stop drawing. Coventry cannot start scoring. Something has to give on Friday night, and the smart money says it is not Everton's defence.

Lisandro Martínez's attack on Jason Wilcox is reportedly shared by senior Manchester United teammates, turning the club's worst league start in 40 years into a referendum on a £155m recruitment strategy that ignored the left-back crisis.

Jamie Carragher says Youri Tielemans' struggles at Manchester United are a symptom of Michael Carrick's lack of compactness, not a form slump, a theory that looks vindicated after Gary Neville's pre-match warning and United's 2-0 Champions League defeat to Atletico Madrid.

Lisandro Martínez broke ranks after Manchester United's 2-0 defeat at Atlético Madrid, directly blaming technical director Jason Wilcox and the club's hierarchy for a threadbare summer rebuild. With Carrick offering only a muted response and Wayne Rooney branding the comments 'disrespectful', United's crisis now looks structural rather than purely tactical.

Lisandro Martinez publicly blamed Manchester United's hierarchy, including technical director Jason Wilcox, for failing to build a Champions League quality squad after a 2-0 defeat by Atletico Madrid left the club winless in five. The comments, delivered in front of Sir Jim Ratcliffe, echo Cristian Romero's criticism of Tottenham's board last season and raise fresh questions over Martinez's contract future.

Michael Carrick insists there is 'no negativity' around Manchester United despite their worst league start in 40 years, but a pundit backlash led by Emmanuel Petit suggests the dressing room tells a different story. The Atlético Madrid trip now looms as the first real test of his calm.