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Manchester United was required to shoot after 90 minutes for the third match match in the United States. But Milan was beaten 9-8 in a long-term penalty shootout.
United launched the International Champions Cup season against the Italians after playing Test matches against Mexican America (1-1) and San Jose Earthquakes (0-0).
And it started well for United on Wednesday. Alexis Sánchez was played beautifully by Juan Mata after 12 minutes, and the chili was iced with Gianluigi Donnarumma.
Manchester's red pants took a cold shower three minutes later. Former Liverpool player Suso scored the goal behind United's new third division, Lee Grant.
Several goals were not in a game where Milan had the most possession of the ball, while United pulled the most. However, the public was not yet thrilled at the Carson Arena just outside of Los Angeles.
The shootout did not finish before the teams fired 13 times each. Ander Herrera had the merit of inflicting a decisive penalty on United, while Frank Kessie abused the Milan attempt.
Salah scored again
In New Jersey, Liverpool took the win against Manchester City. Sadio Mané was the winner of the match four minutes into injury time.
The match started with a team from the city that dominated the game. However, Liverpool got a little more ball before the teams hit 0-0
Liverpool's Dominic Solanke put the ball in the goal after ten minutes of the second round, but the referee blew off-side. Leroy Sané lobbed the ball in front of the young goalkeeper Caoimhin Kelleher
After that, only five minutes passed before Liverpool put his big star last season, Mohamed Salah. It took less than a minute before trying, succeeding and settling down to 1-1.
A penalty in the interval ensured that Sané could complete the turnaround. The Senegalese player did not cheat the mark of the crash and made the win 2 to 1.
Tottenham won a much more comfortable victory than his league rivals when Rome was beaten 4-1 in the same tournament on Wednesday
. not so comfortable for "Spurs". Patrik Schick sent Roma ahead after two minutes
Tottenham struck relentlessly with four goals before half-time. Fernando Llorente scored two goals before Lucas Moura doubled the double
The London team had to fend off without including Harry Kane, who had been released for World Cup games, but Christian Eriksen was back. .
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