Newcastle brought on Danish striker Elias Sorensen, replacing Yoshinori Muto. And Tom Allan, Owen Bailey and Matty Longstaff replaced Jacob Murphy, Achraf Lazaar and Jack Colback.

Newcastle and Wolves made seven substitutes at the same time shortly before that chance.

I tried to write them all down but there wasn't much hope! Wolves' quartet of Adama Traore, Diogo Jota, Jonny and Morgan Gibbs-White are all off though.

The best thing about Leeds so far? Their kit. I've always had a soft spot for the all-white strip and it's particularly eye-catching under the Perth floodlights.

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A glimpse of hope for Newcastle. A simple ball is played over the top and Conor Coady gets caught out on the right.

It's cut back but there's nobody there to tap it in. Javier Manquillo picks it up on the far side, cuts inside and moves around two defenders before his shot is comfortably saved by John Ruddy.

Progress.

Whoosh!

Pogba does indeed go for goal and it's a whisker wide.

This might be a friendly but the Manchester United are taking this seriously.

They've come out all guns blazing.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport in Perth

He may be 9,000 miles from home but Leeds boss Marcelo Bielsa has brought his famous bucket to sit on.

He is still sat there now, even though Leeds are getting completely outplayed here.

More changes for Newcastle. Kelland Watts, Rolando Aarons and Ki Sung-yueng all come on.

Jonjo Shelvey, Matt Ritchie and Ciaran Clark are off.

Marcus Rashford is clipped by Barry Douglas 30 yards from the Leeds goal.

Paul Pogba is standing over it.

Is he going for goal?

Nothing much to report on in this second half. Wolves are just knocking it around at the back and Newcastle aren't bothering to press.

How many miles is it between Old Trafford and Perth?

A huge roar greeted Mason Greenwood's goal - it's like a home fixture for Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's team.

A home from home.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport in Perth

It's fair to say Manchester United have high hopes for 17-year-old striker Mason Greenwood.

In yesterday's chat with Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, the Manchester United boss told us Greenwood 'will score goals next season, 100%'.

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Matt Ritchie has a pop with a curling effort but there's nobody attacking it and John Ruddy just watches it all the way into his gloves.

Easy save.

Federico Fernandez evades the first challenge and almost skips into the box before he's brought down on the right corner.

Free-kick to Newcastle in an inviting area...

Rhys Barker: Yes Bruce is uninspiring but give him a chance. His affinity might bring something out of him. Protests are pointless since they keep buying tickets. He won't pay attention until you stop paying him. Be braver and don't turn up, an empty stadium will say it all.

The Red Devils are bossing possession early doors.

I don't think Sergio Romero has touched the ball yet.

The Man Utd keeper is a spectator in these opening exchanges.

There were three substitutes in total by Newcastle at the start of the second half.

Keeper Freddie Woodman replaced Karl Darlow, while Federico Fernandez came on for Jamaal Lascelles. Jamie Sterry was the player to go off for Javier Manquillo.

Joao Moutinho tries to link-up with Morgan Gibbs-White through the centre but the one-two breaks down.

Jonjo Shelvey then launches a long ball down the right and it's so poor it bounces straight out for a goal kick. He falls to the ground in frustration!

Great start by the Premier League club.

Marcus Rashford with the first serious attempt and his low angled shot rebounds off the post to safety.

Kiko Casilla was well and truly beaten.

Great to see both teams wearing their traditional shirts.

But why are both teams wearing white shorts?