ASEAN All-Stars will take on Man United on Wednesday, 28 May, as part of the Red Devils' post-season tour of Malaysia and Hong Kong.
The match will take place in Kuala Lumpur in the soaring heat, which feels like a slice of punishment for the Man Utd players, who have had a season to forget.
The club will be desperate to avoid any more embarrassment on this tour, so they will be keen to make light work of the ASEAN All-Stars.
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Head to head: A first-ever meeting
This will be the first time that Man Utd have ever faced the ASEAN All-Stars, which shouldn't come as a surprise given that their Asian opponents have only ever played one match before – back in 2014 against Indonesia. The squad is made up of different players from around Southeast Asia and they will be looking forward to facing off against the English giants.
Players to watch: Keep an eye on Fernandes
The reason we're suggesting fans keep a close eye on Bruno Fernandes during the match on Wednesday night isn't due to his wizardry on the ball or his passion as a leader, but because this match could be his final one in a Manchester United shirt.
Reports in Saudi Arabia suggest that the Portuguese midfielder is close to agreeing a move to Al-Hilal and if those reports are accurate, then he could be flown over to the Middle East at any point, as the club will want him registered and ready for the Club World Cup next month.
Given Fernandes' strong relationship with Manchester United fans and his deep love for the club, his behaviour on the pitch on Wednesday could provide us with a clear indication of what his future holds. Before he left Sporting Lisbon to join Manchester United, Fernandes was seen crying during his final appearance for the club, and he is still as emotional as ever, so don't rule out similar scenes in Malaysia.
Aside from Fernandes, there are a few Man Utd players who could do with a goal for a confidence boost heading into the summer. Rasmus Hojlund had one ruled out at the weekend against Aston Villa for offside, while Mason Mount missed a couple of good chances. Both men will be keen to get on the scoresheet this week.
Predicted line-ups
Ruben Amorim has brought a strong squad with him on tour, so a strong starting XI is expected. A few standout names who haven't travelled include Noussair Mazraoui, Leny Yoro and Lisandro Martinez. The ASEAN All-Stars squad is made up mainly of players from Thailand.
ASEAN All-Stars: Nadzli– Fandi, Ferrari, Manh, Van Vi, Aguinaldo – Duc, Reyes, Kanitsribampen, Lwin – Pedro
Man Utd: Bayindir – Fredricson, Evans, Heaven – Dalot, Mainoo, Fernandes, Amass – Amad, Mount, Hojlund
Anything else catch the eye?
Man Utd have issues all over the pitch, but the biggest area of concern is their lack of goals. Over the course of their last four matches, the Red Devils have scored just four goals, and the humid conditions in Malaysia are unlikely to make them more potent, regardless of the opposition.
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