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English champions Manchester United kick off their tour of the Far East as part of their pre-season preparations on July 18^th 2009 when they face a select Malaysian XI at the Bukit Jalil National Stadium in Kuala Lumpur. With the Asian tour becoming quite a ritual for the Red Devils, the fans always turn out in their thousands to watch the cream of the English Premier League in action, and you can watch the game as well by tuning into oleolefootball.watchlive.net and enjoying all the live stream action as it unfolds right from your computer screen.

After the world record sale of Cristiano Ronaldo to Real Madrid for £80 million, United fans worldwide are eager to see how the champions cope with the loss. Another fan favourite in Carlos Tevez has also left the club, with United’s arch rivals Manchester City being touted as a possible destination. With Dimitar Berbatov failing to impress last season, and with only the acquisition of Michael Owen on a free transfer so far this summer, Sir Alex Ferguson is facing some questions from the United fans wanting to know who will be the team’s goal getter for the coming season. With £80 million burning a hole in his pocket, Sir Alex will want to start buying soon if he doesn’t want to face the prospect of losing out on all the potential big-player signings this summer.

The Far East tour will be used to try out a few of the reserves, as well as to raise the fitness levels of the players who have just recently returned to pre-season training. The Malaysian team will give the United players a good test to kick off their tour with, as the prestige of playing one of the biggest teams in the world will spur on the local players.

Watch the Malaysia XI vs. Manchester United match right here on oleolefootball.watchlive.net – the place to be for live streaming soccer. Manchester United kick off their Asian tour with a game against a Malaysian XI in Kuala Lumpur on July 18^th.

A Malaysia XI will give Manchester United their first test of this summer’s Asian tour, when they clash in Kuala Lumpur on July 18^th. English champions Manchester United will play a Malaysian XI in the first game of their Asian tour on July 18^th.