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Young Reds Overturn Spanish Giants
Dallas Cup, SuperGroup A
Pizza Hut Park Stadium, Dallas
Real Madrid 2
Callejon (7), Bueno (70)
Manchester United 3
Campbell (17, 51), Rossi (pen, 59)
United's Reserves made a winning start to their Dallas Cup campaign with a hard-fought victory over Real Madrid.
A record DC attendance of 17,105 filled the Pizza Hut Park Stadium as Fraizer Campbell's brace and a penalty from Giuseppe Rossi gave the Reds the spoils.
United started slowly in the first of their three group matches, and fell behind to Juanmi Callejon's far-post strike after just seven minutes.
Rene Meulensteen's side drew level just 10 minutes later, however, and it was through in-form striker Campbell, fresh from his four-goal haul against Manchester City.
The increasingly lively partnership of Campbell and Rossi tore the Spaniards to shreds, with Rossi laying the equaliser on a plate for his cohort.
After a patchy first-half, United moved ahead six minutes into the second period through Campbell's second of the evening.
Captain Darron Gibson struck a trademark long-range volley towards goal, and Campbell managed to divert the ball's course into the back of the net.
The pacy striker was denied his hat-trick when he was upended by Madrid keeper Enrique Reguero, but Rossi duly converted the penalty to seal United's win.
Alberto Bueno's fine strike halved the arrears, but United were never unduly troubled and held on to take all three points.
Meulensteen's side are back in action again on Monday against Mexican side Monterrey.
Report by Steve Bartram.