Friendly
Salford City3–2Dundee Utd
Macaulay Langstaff 10′
Adebola Oluwo 45′
Josh Austerfield 84′
Idjessi Metsoko 65′
Jamie Forrest 89′
Lineups
Salford City
Dundee Utd
Salford City · Starting XI
- 1Will Norris
- 4Will Aimson
- 6Joe Powell
- 9Macaulay Langstaff
- 10Kelly Nmai
- 14Abraham Odoh
- 18Matt Butcher
- 20Ollie Turton
- 21Kallum Cesay
- 22Adebola Oluwo
- 33Hayden Carson
Dundee Utd · Starting XI
Salford City · Substitutes
- 12Sam Long
- 30Kyrell Malcolm
- 23Daniel Udoh
- 3Zach Awe
- 8Jorge Grant
- 15Brandon Cooper
- 17Josh Austerfield
- 19Ryan Graydon
- 31Bruno Padovani
- 37Marshall Heys
- 45Rosaire Longelo
Dundee Utd · Substitutes
- 30Jordan Amissah
- 3Bert Esselink
- 6Ross Graham
- 22Dario Naamo
- 35Charlie Dewar
- 38Keir Gilligan
- 7Mehdi Merghem
- 8Panutche Camará
- 14Julius Eskesen
- 48Jamie Forrest
- 45Cohen Leiper
- 60Lorenzo Sassetti
- 93Idjessi Metsoko
Salford City · Substitutions
- Kyrell Malcolm for Kelly Nmai35′
- Daniel Udoh for Macaulay Langstaff
- Sam Long for Will Norris60′
- Zach Awe for Will Aimson60′
- Brandon Grant for Joe Powell60′
- Brandon Cooper for Abraham Odoh60′
- Josh Austerfield for Matt Butcher60′
- Ryan Graydon for Ollie Turton60′
- Bruno Padovani for Kallum Cesay60′
- Marshall Heys for Adebola Oluwo60′
- Rosaire Longelo for Hayden Carson60′
Dundee Utd · Substitutions
- Jordan Amissah for Jack Walton46′
- Panutche Camará for Vicko Ševelj46′
- Lorenzo Sassetti for Zac Sapsford46′
- Keir Gilligan for Emmanuel Agyei46′
- Bert Esselink for Iurie Iovu46′
- Ross Graham for Michael Forbes46′
- Charlie Dewar for Joshua Rawlins46′
- Idjessi Metsoko for Lachlan Rose46′
- Dario Naamo for Will Ferry46′
- Cohen Leiper for Dylan Tait46′
- Julius Eskesen for Jesse Randall46′
- Mehdi Merghem for Cohen Leiper69′
- Jamie Forrest for Dario Naamo87′
Salford City · Manager
- Peter Cklamovski
Dundee Utd · Manager
Match report
United had completed all four of their League Cup group ties by the time their "pre-season" trip to England came about, being welcomed by Salford City for a first-time meeting between the sides at the hosts' AIG Stadium. The League Two side, famous for its 2013 acquisition by members of Manchester United's Class of '92, had Jim Goodwin's side pegged back by two goals at the interval before an improved second-half display saw Idjesse Metsoko and youngster Jamie Forrest find the net. The hosts went ahead after 10 minutes through Macaulay Langstaff before Adebola Owolu headed home from a corner…Read moreRead less
United had completed all four of their League Cup group ties by the time their "pre-season" trip to England came about, being welcomed by Salford City for a first-time meeting between the sides at the hosts' AIG Stadium.
The League Two side, famous for its 2013 acquisition by members of Manchester United's Class of '92, had Jim Goodwin's side pegged back by two goals at the interval before an improved second-half display saw Idjesse Metsoko and youngster Jamie Forrest find the net.
The hosts went ahead after 10 minutes through Macaulay Langstaff before Adebola Owolu headed home from a corner on the stroke of half-time.
United had threatened in between, with Zac Sapsford testing the Salford goalkeeper, while Jack Walton produced two smart saves at the other end.
Goodwin changed his entire outfield line-up at the interval and United improved sharply after the restart. Lorenzo Sassetti twice went close before Ross Graham saw a header cleared off the line.
The pressure paid off on 55 minutes when Idjesse Metsoko collected possession on the edge of the box following good work from Dario Naamo and fired beyond goalkeeper Norris.
United pushed for an equaliser but Salford restored their two-goal advantage seven minutes from time through 17-year-old substitute Josh Austerfield.
The Terrors responded again in the closing stages, this time Charlie Dewar driving forward down the right before finding fellow substitute Jamie Forrest, who finished calmly to make it 3-2.
The League Two side, famous for its 2013 acquisition by members of Manchester United's Class of '92, had Jim Goodwin's side pegged back by two goals at the interval before an improved second-half display saw Idjesse Metsoko and youngster Jamie Forrest find the net.
The hosts went ahead after 10 minutes through Macaulay Langstaff before Adebola Owolu headed home from a corner on the stroke of half-time.
United had threatened in between, with Zac Sapsford testing the Salford goalkeeper, while Jack Walton produced two smart saves at the other end.
Goodwin changed his entire outfield line-up at the interval and United improved sharply after the restart. Lorenzo Sassetti twice went close before Ross Graham saw a header cleared off the line.
The pressure paid off on 55 minutes when Idjesse Metsoko collected possession on the edge of the box following good work from Dario Naamo and fired beyond goalkeeper Norris.
United pushed for an equaliser but Salford restored their two-goal advantage seven minutes from time through 17-year-old substitute Josh Austerfield.
The Terrors responded again in the closing stages, this time Charlie Dewar driving forward down the right before finding fellow substitute Jamie Forrest, who finished calmly to make it 3-2.
Niall Harkiss