Andre Onana influence on set-piece tactics and more Manchester United moments missed vs Dortmund

Manchester United's pre-season tour of the US ended in disappointment as Erik ten Hag's side lost 3-2 to Borussia Dortmund.

A much-changed Reds side began on the front foot and thoroughly deserved the lead when Diogo Dalot curled in a beautiful strike from the edge of the area. However, on the stroke of half time things went pear-shaped for United.

Brandon Williams' missed interception led to him trying to make amends but his tackle sent the ball into the path of Donyell Malen to finish smartly. One minute later and it was two as Victor Lindelof's sloppy pass allowed Malen to add a second as Williams kept the forward onside.

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United were level shortly after the restart as a mistake from the Germans was capitalised on by Antony. With 20 minutes remaining, Dortmund had their third as Marco Reus' low cross was turned home by Youssoufa Moukoko.

MEN Sport has taken a look at the moments you may have missed from an entertaining game.

Against Real Madrid, United fans were introduced to a new style of goalkeeping from Andre Onana. This was particularly noticeable when the Reds were in attack as the Cameroonian occupied an offensive position near the halfway line.

This influence from the new man was mirrored by understudy Tom Heaton in Las Vegas. The former Burnley 'keeper was seen standing in the centre circle whenever United won a corner - and whenever they were on the attack for that matter - and it is clear Ten Hag has made a point of his 'keepers being more offensive since Onana's arrival.

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