International Reds: Senne starts

The 23-year-old made his debut for his nation back in November, and earned a second outing as the Belgians took on one of this summer's World Cup hosts at the Mercedes-Benz Stadium.

Our gloveman made an incredible save at 0-0 to deny a powerful close-quarters volley from Weston McKennie, and while the Juventus man did breach Lammens's goal later in the game, that effort and another finish from Patrick Agyemang were cancelled out five Belgium goals from four different scorers.

It was a similarly goal-filled afternoon for Ivory Coast, who met South Korea at Stadium MK in Milton Keynes and ran out 4-0 winners.

United winger Amad began that game from the bench, but was brought on just after the hour mark and managed to tee up the final goal with a stoppage-time cross that was finished by Galatasaray defender Wilfried Singo.

Crystal Palace's Evann Guessand, former Brighton man Simon Adingra and young Strasbourg winger Martial Godo were the other names on the scoresheet.

Portugal was the only other nation with United representatives, as Bruno Fernandes started in their scoreless draw against World Cup co-hosts Mexico at Estadio Banorte.

Diogo Dalot began that one from the bench, but was brought on at half-time in place of Manchester City's Matheus Nunes, one of seven changes at the interval.

Despite dominating the possession and attacking stats, however, Roberto Martinez's side were unable to break down the hosts' defences.

REDS' REMAINING INTERNATIONAL ACTION

Tuesday 31 March

Latvia v GIBRALTAR (Scanlon) 17:00 BST
MOROCCO (Mazraoui) v PARAGUAY (Leon) 19:00 BST
ENGLAND (Maguire, Mainoo, Rashford) v Japan 19:45 BST
Algeria v URUGUAY (Ugarte) 20:30 BST
Scotland v IVORY COAST (Amad) 20:30 BST

Wednesday 1 April

United States v PORTUGAL (Dalot, Fernandes) 00:00 BST
Brazil v Croatia (Casemiro, Cunha) 01:00 BST
Mexico v BELGIUM (Lammens) 02:00 BST