United reveal South Africa tour dates

Manchester United have confirmed the itinerary for their three-match summer tour of South Africa.

United reveal South Africa tour dates
Tue, 25 Apr, 2006 - 13:17

Manchester United have confirmed the itinerary for their three-match summer tour of South Africa.

Alex Ferguson’s side will begin their 10-day trip in Durban on July 15, where they will take on Orlando Pirates, before heading to Cape Town, where they will tackle South Africa’s other top league outfit, the Kaizer Chiefs at Newlands on July 18.

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