That was a nice change for a Friday afternoon, wasn't it?

But, that's all from us now. No need to worry though because we'll be back for the Champions League final tomorrow night between PSG and Inter Milan.

That is certainly not one to miss.

We'll see you then.

Manchester United were booed off following a 1-0 loss to ASEAN All-Stars on Wednesday.

Head coach Ruben Amorim believed it would do his players good.

After a shaky start, and with jet lag well and truly out of their legs, it was a much-improved second-half performance in their second game of their Malaysia tour.

Three goals ended their tour on a high after they trailed Hong Kong 1-0 at half-time.

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As seen in the post below, Manchester United have no actual football in June but it'll still be a huge month for the club.

They have decisions to make in regards to players staying and players leaving.

Boss Ruben Amorim will also want any new gs in nice and early to bed them into the side.

Manchester United play Leeds on 19 July in pre-season, before a game against West Ham on 27 July.

Plenty of time for some rest then.

Chido Obi is still only 17 and showed his goal-scoring ability in tough conditions.

In a season where Rasmus Hojlund only scored four Premier League goals, could Obi be an option come the new campaign?

Many have questioned the point of this tour, unearthing a talent like Obi, who played 160 minutes of Premier League football this season, before they go into the transfer market might prove a blessing.

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Simon Stone
BBC Sport chief football news reporter in Hong Kong

That puts a more respectable slant on the scoreline.

Like Chido, Ayden Heaven arrived from Arsenal in mid-season and forced his way into first-team.

Ruben Amorim likes him. He definitely has a future at Old Trafford.

Chido Obi was brilliant when he came on in the second half. A real handful for the Hong Kong and he deserved his two goals.

And that Ayden Heaven finish was the final action of the game.

Man Utd end their post-season tour of Asia with one loss and one win.

Decent second half performance from Man Utd after trailing at the break.

Had far too much for Hong Kong, as you'd expect.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport chief football news reporter in Hong Kong

Chido will emerge from this trip with a slightly bigger profile but it will be interesting to see whether it gets him regular games for Manchester United next season.

With Matheus Cunha coming in and the hunt on for another striker now Liam Delap has turned United down, Chido may find opportunities hard to come by unless Rasmus Hojlund is sold.

At 17, he might be a bit too young for a loan to the Championship or even League One.

Plotting the future for young players is incredibly tough.

Four minutes added on at the end of this match.

Hong Kong come forward again and Nicholas Benavides sends in a wonderful cross but there's just not enough on the header to take it past Altay Bayindir.

The ball is sent in and it falls to Mahama Awal but his powerful strike is blocked.

Kobbie Mainoo is overly physical and commits a foul in his own half.

Chance for Hong Kong to send one into the box now.

I know it's only a friendly but I wonder what Rasmus Hojlund is thinking sat on the bench and watching Chido Obi score twice.

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