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Premier League fixtures 2019-20 in full Marcus Rashford and James Garner got second half goals at Optus Stadium while Dan James impressed in his first appearance following his £15 million move from Swansea. PERTH, Australia - Manchester United got their summer tour off to a winning start with a 2-0 victory over Perth Glory. Rashford, Garner fire Man United past Perth Romelu Lukaku, reportedly looking to secure a move to Inter Milan, was rested but is expected to play on Wednesday against Leeds United.Īfter their 10-day Australian tour, United continue on for pre-season games in Singapore and China.You have reached a degraded version of because you're using an unsupported version of Internet Explorer.įor a complete experience, please upgrade or use a supported browser Rules football match played on the same Perth Stadium ground the night before.Īfter a dismal end to the 2018-19 season, United's underwhelming performance keeps the pressure firmly on Solskjaer who took the reins from Jose Mourinho last December. The Dutchman was on the end of Perth's physicality when he received a strong bump from Glory captain Shane Lowry that looked more reminiscent of the Australian Teenage midfielder Tahith Chong worked his way into the game after a slow start but could not break through. United, in their new gold away strip, controlled a subdued first half with speedy winger Daniel James eye-catching on the left flank. Solskjaer rested most of his guns in the first half, including Pogba, Rashford and regular goalkeeper David de Gea. Suffering from a lack of numbers for the friendly, Perth fielded a youthful team including two 15-year-olds. James Garner, 18, sealed the result with a long-range strike in the dying stages.

United finally cracked Perth's tenacious defence in the 60th minute when Pogba showcased his sublime touch with a deft back heel to forward Marcus Rashford, who struck it past goalkeeper Liam Reddy.Īfter being linked with a move to Real Madrid and Juventus, Pogba played the entire second half and helped United find more fluency. Wantaway star Paul Pogba overcame a turbulent week and helped a lacklustre Manchester United post a 2-0 friendly victory over Perth Glory on Saturday.Īn under-pressure United struggled in their pre-season opener against a weakened Perth Glory, who won Australia's A-League Premiers Plate last season.Īfter a scoreless opening half, manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer changed his entire lineup and inserted several stars, including Pogba whose uncertain future at Old Trafford has overshadowed United's pre-season tour of Australia.
