Manchester United made it two wins from two in pre-season as the Red Devils beat Lyon 1-0 at Murrayfield on Wednesday.
After a goalless first half, Donny van de Beek netted the only goal of the game in the early stages of the second period, with 21 players getting minutes under their belts before the squad fly out for the club’s US tour.
United started brilliantly in Edinburgh and created three big chances inside the first five minutes as Lyon goalkeeper Anthony Lopes did well to keep out efforts from Antony and Amad, while the latter should have done better when played in on goal, but the attacker shanked his shot wide.
Yet United’s dominance subsided after the opening quarter of an hour, with Lyon creating scoring opportunities via Alexandre Lacazette and Jeffinho, although neither attempt tested Matej Kovar in the United goal.
Mason Mount had two efforts in the later stages of the first half, with a free-kick deflecting wide and a shot from distance on 42 minutes also failing to hit the target.
Like last week against Leeds United, Erik ten Hag replaced all 10 outfield starters at the break and the more youthful side took less than four minutes to find the back of the net. The rampaging Dan Gore fired in a powerful cross into the six-yard box and Donny van de Beek, playing his first minutes since January, volley the ball past Lopes with the inside of his right foot.
Indeed, the second-string side were stronger than the first-half XI, with Marc Jurado seeing a goal-bound shot blocked by Amin Sarr on 51 minutes, before Isak Hansen-Aaroen’s strike was saved.
It was a quiet end to the game with neither team creating many openings, particularly Lyon, who didn't register a shot on target during the match. Fred did curl a free-kick over in the final minutes at Murrayfield as the Red Devils earned a comfortable victory.

5. Lisandro Martinez- 6 (off 45)
Had some nice touches and was confident on the ball. The centre-back was also happy to advance in possession.

6. Alvaro Fernandez- 5 (off 45)
Had a few awkward moments defensively and didn’t replicate his impressive performance last week against Leeds.

7. Kobbie Mainoo- 6 (off 45)
Was smart on the ball and rarely gave away possession. The youngster played a number of forward passes to build United attacks.

8. Mason Mount- 6 (off 45)
Moved the ball quickly and played his part in some slick United moves. It was another solid showing from the new no.7.