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The Glasgow Celtics first win this year has been Manchester United’s first loss on American soil, as Craig Beattie’s goal in the 71st regulation minute gave the Scots a 2-1 decision over the Red Dveils at the Champions World Tour.
Scheduled to play a tour-high four matches, the Celtics were playing for the third time in five days. It lost to Chelsea 4-1 in Saturday’s tour opener in Seattle and to Liverpool 5-1 on Monday in East Hartford, Connecticut.
But facing the tour headliners in front of a crowd of 55,000, the Scots played their most spirited match and dealt the first setback to Manchester, which battled Bayern Munich to a no score tie in Chicago on Sunday.
Celtic took a one-goal advantage when Chris Sutton converted a penalty restart after Petrov had been fouled illegally in the scoring area by the Manchester defense.
Manchester United got one in the 36th minute when newly signed up Smith got his first goal in a Red Devils kit scoring with a powerful header from a corner apex restart to tie the game.
The tie did not last long and offensive replacement Beattie got the decisive goal scoring past Team USA goalkeeper Tim Howard after a great assist pass by Sutton.
The Red Devils now go to play Milan in the battle of the Giants while the Celtics go to Toronto to finish their Champions World Tour series against Roma..

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