We were controlling the match, there was hardly any time left. 'We believed because even their drive seemed exhausted. 'Disappointment? On the scale of one to a hundred, it's a thousand,' Atalanta coach Gian Piero Gasperini said. It is level on points with Villarreal after the Spanish squad beat Young Boys 2-0 in the other group match. HE'S DONE IT AGAIN!Cristiano Ronaldo claims a point for Manchester United in dramatic fashion ⚽️#UCL /b2yTqlVz8z- Ilicic had given Atalanta the lead in the 12th minute with an effort that David de Gea was unable to keep out and Duvan Zapata restored the home team's lead early in the second half.

He's feeling better, he didn't have a proper pre-season and now he's getting better.' 'Cristiano is getting better and better for us. But that's what he does, he scores goals,' Solskjaer said, before warning there is more to come from his star forward. 'We all have our roles and responsibilities and of course Cristiano is a leader in the group. He has netted nine in 11 matches since his transfer from Juventus and appears to be almost singlehandedly saving Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's position as manager. Ronaldo has now scored five goals in four Champions League matches since his return to United, including a late winner in the 2-1 victory over Villarreal in late September. 'It was a difficult game, I know when we play in Bergamo it is always difficult, but we believe until the end and I am so happy,' Ronaldo told BT Sport. And a point it barely deserved as Atalanta controlled much of the match. And the Portuguese forward scored at the end of each half to help his team to what could prove to be a precious point in Bergamo. Ronaldo had scored a late winner against Atalanta at Old Trafford two weeks ago when United overturned a 2-0 halftime deficit to win 3-2. Cristiano Ronaldo again came to Manchester United's rescue with two goals - including a stoppage-time effort - to salvage a 2-2 draw at Atalanta in the Champions League on Tuesday.

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