Zurawski miss costs Strachan first victory

Sunday 17 July 2005 00:00 BST

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Peter Lovenkrands and Ross McCormack scored for Rangers in their 2-0 win at Linfield. Federico Nieto and Jose Karl Pierre-Fanfan made their first appearances for the Scottish champions.

The Manchester United manager, Sir Alex Ferguson, was pleased for his team after yesterday's 5-1 friendly win at Clyde. Their goals came from Kleberson, Paul Scholes, Liam Miller and two from Ruud an Nistelrooy.

"They enjoyed it - 22 players have had 45 minutes of football," said Ferguson.

Tottenham gave a start to Teemu Tainio, their new Finnish midfielder, and blooded Tom Huddlestone and Wayne Routledge from the bench as they drew 2-2 against Argentina's Boca Juniors in their Peace Cup match in Suwon. Jermain Defoe and Mido scored their goals.

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