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MU win Vodacom Challenge

AFP, Pretoria
Football
Sir Alex Ferguson insisted Manchester United will tour South Africa again after winning Vodacom Challenge on Saturday --but admitted that plans to return in 2010, World Cup year, are unlikely to bear fruit.
Goals from Ryan Giggs, Wayne Rooney, Tom Cleverley and Fraizer Campbell sealed a 4-0 win against Kaizer Chiefs at Loftus Versfeld to complete United's three-game tour of the country.
United immediately flew out of Johannesburg for a game against Premier League rivals Portsmouth in Abuja, Nigeria, on Sunday, but Ferguson admitted that he is keen for the club to make another visit to South Africa in the near future.
Ferguson said: "There has been some dialogue over the possibility of us coming back to South Africa in 2010 after theWorld Cup, but I'm not too sure that it will work.
"Once the World Cup is over, people will want a rest from football! 2010 has been discussed for us, but whether that happens or not, there will certainly be other
opportunities I'm sure.
"We have a lot of supporters in South Africa, though, and we have been delighted by the response we have had duringour time here."
United were forced to deal with some heavy challenges from the Chiefs players and the European champions endured a physical battle just 24 hours before their game in Nigeria.
A dead-leg suffered by Rooney makes him doubtful for the Abuja game, but Ferguson insisted that his squad can cope with the draining effects of travelling to Nigeria and then playing the fixture against the FA Cup winners.
He said: "Wayne took a whack to the knee early in the second-half and he ended up with a dead-leg, so we tookhimoff.buthe'sok.
"The Portsmouth game on Sunday makes it two games in two days, but we have been quite lucky in that we have been able to make lots of changes against Chiefs.
"Gary Neville and Mikael Silvestre will start as full-backs in Nigeria, and both Paul Scholes and Carlos Tevez will also start, so wre will still have a lot of freshness in the team.
"Only Danny Simpson and John O'Shea played the whole ninety
minutes here, so they won't be involved against Portsmouth."