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Man Utd 0-2 PSG: Zlatan Ibrahimovic inspires win

Last Updated: 30/07/15 11:02am



Manchester United were denied a fourth consecutive pre-season victory as they ended their tour of the United States with a disappointing 2-0 defeat to Paris Saint-Germain in the International Champions Cup in Chicago.

Louis van Gaal's side started the game at Soldier Field Stadium - home of NFL's Chicago Bears - the better of the two sides but fell behind on 25 minutes when Blaise Matuidi capitalised on hesitancy among the United rearguard to score against the run of play.

Zlatan Ibrahimovic orchestrated PSG's second 10 minutes before half-time, initiating a counter attack before steering Maxwell's pin-point cross beyond David de Gea from close range.

And those two strikes proved to be enough for the Ligue 1 champions as they signed off on their tour of the United States by pipping United to the International Champions Cup crown.

United had been aiming to maintain their 100 percent record after registering wins over Club America, San Jose Earthquakes and European champions Barcelona in their three previous games.

However, United were undone by two goals from PSG which highlighted the defensive frailty of Louis van Gaal's squad, which has been bolstered by several high-profile signings this summer.

United began promisingly, handling PSG's high-press game in the opening exchanges and knocking the ball around comfortably.

New signing Memphis Depay was presented with the game's first real opening after Wayne Rooney picked him out on the edge of the box on 16 minutes, but the Dutchman fired a wild shot wide of Kevin Trapp's goal.

United had the ball in Trapp's net on 22 minutes, but Juan Mata's calm finish after collecting Daley Blind's through ball was ruled out for offside.

And three minutes later, PSG had opened the scoring. An aimless long ball up field caused havoc in the United backline, with neither Phil Jones nor Luke Shaw able to prevent Matuidi poking the ball beyond the on-rushing De Gea.



It was two nine minutes later when Ibrahimovic rounded off a well-worked counter attack - which he had started himself - to double the Ligue 1 side's lead.

Having picked up the ball in midfield, Ibrahimovic ran at the United back four, slipped the ball to Maxwell on the left wing before ghosting in between Jones and Blind for a simply finish.

Van Gaal freshened his side up at the interval, with Morgan Schneiderlin, Andreas Pereira and Sam Johnstone coming on at the break.

The youthful exuberance of the new additions had an effect momentarily, with United starting the second half strong, but this was soon addressed by PSG manager Laurent Blanc.

The inclusion of Marquinhos and David Luiz added solidity to the PSG defence and United struggled to create anything clear-cut as the French champions clinched the pre-season tournament.

http://www.skysports.com/football/man-utd-vs-psg/report/347179

Real Madrid 0-0 AC Milan (10-9 pens): Rafa Benitez's men win dramatic shoot-out

Last Updated: 30/07/15 3:57pm



Real Madrid beat AC Milan 10-9 in a dramatic penalty shoot-out after a goalless draw in their International Champions Cup clash in Shanghai.

Sixteen-year-old goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma saw the crucial penalty saved by Kiko Casilla, after he had earlier kept his side in the shoot-out with a save from Toni Kroos.

Casilla made two saves to deny Carlos Bacca to keep things level for Real Madrid, who enjoyed more possession but struggled to create many openings.

The Chinese heat clearly looked to be a factor in the opening stages, with neither side willing to play at a high tempo.

Chances were not forthcoming in the first half, but M’Baye Niang looked dangerous for the Italian side.

The 20-year-old saw one effort saved from distance, before he was denied by Keylor Navas after an excellent darting run into the box.

Niang then tried his luck after a good corner routine with Suso, drifting to the left-hand corner of the box before curling an effort which Navas had to parry away.

The game improved vastly after the break as several changes were made - with the likes of Karim Benzema, Cristiano Ronaldo and Gareth Bale all withdrawn early on.

Real’s first good opening came thanks to good work from Jese, who cut in from the right before pulling it back to the edge of the box, where Kroos was there to fire a first-time effort just wide of the near post.

But substitute goalkeeper Casilla was the busier of the two, and he was called into action on the hour as Cristian Zapata nodded down for Bacca, who drilled a volley at goal only to see the Real shot-stopper turn it over with an excellent save.

Bacca’s second good chance came late on after a poor pass from Sergio Ramos went straight to Luis Adriano. The forward rolled it to Bacca, who darted past two defenders and into the box, but Casilla stood his ground and turned the shot away.

The game was bound for spot kicks, and Bacca looked to have lost the shoot-out when he fired wide of the target, only to see young goalkeeper Donnarumma save from Kroos.

But both goalkeepers then struggled to get near any of the penalties before they had to take them themselves, and Casilla fired home coolly before keeping out Donnarumma’s effort to win 10-9.

http://www.skysports.com/football/r-madrid-vs-ac-milan/report/347180

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Chelsea 0-1 Fiorentina: Jose Mourinho's side suffer home defeat

By James Walker-Roberts
Last Updated: 05/08/15 10:52pm



Chelsea’s pre-season ended in disappointing style as they were beaten 1-0 at home by Fiorentina in the International Champions Cup.

Fielding an almost entirely different starting XI from the Community Shield defeat to Arsenal, the Premier League champions struggled to create many clear-cut chances at Stamford Bridge.

Loic Remy and Gary Cahill spurned Chelsea’s best opportunities after Gonzalo Rodriguez had broken the deadlock from close range in the 34th minute.

Chelsea will now turn their attentions to their opening fixture of the 2015/16 Premier League season at home to Swansea on Saturday evening.

The Blues made 10 changes to the side beaten 1-0 by Arsenal at the weekend, with skipper John Terry the only player to keep his place, while Radamel Falcao, Asmir Begovic, Bertrand Traore and Ola Aina made their home debuts.

Begovic was called into action early to pull off a good save from Matias Fernandez's first-time shot from the edge of the area.

Chelsea then began to take control, Ruben Loftus-Cheek heading over and seeing a shot blocked and Aina having an effort deflected over.

But, after Matias Vecino had thundered a shot against the bar for the visitors and Begovic had parried a curling attempt by Khouma Babacar, Fiorentina struck.

A cross from the right was chested down by Marcos Alonso and although his left-foot effort was blocked at the near post by Begovic, the ball squirted out to Rodriguez, who bundled home.

Beginning at half-time, Chelsea made nine changes in the second half, with Eden Hazard, Cesc Fabregas, Cahill and Nemanja Matic among the first-team stalwarts to enter the fray.

Fiorentina, meanwhile, sent on nine substitutes, including Italy striker Giuseppe Rossi, who missed the entirety of the 2014-15 season following the third serious knee injury of his career.

Substitute Josip Ilicic and Ante Rebic threatened for Fiorentina and although Chelsea finished the game in the ascendancy, they could not find an equaliser.

Cahill saw a pair of headers saved by Luigi Sepe and Remy, who replaced Falcao on the hour, shot wastefully wide after cutting inside Alonso.

http://www.skysports.com/football/chelsea-vs-fiorentina/347182